Accelerated foreign capital flight push offshore Chinese yuan to record lows while the Indian rupee and Turkish lira near similar milestones.
Share prices in emerging markets drop and the Mexican peso hits new four-week lows on signs of an increasingly tight US presidential race.
Emerging stocks rose on Friday but were set to end the week in the red while a strong dollar kept currencies under pressure.
Emerging equities rise, though uncertainty over global central banks' policy trajectory kept the pressure on, with many currencies staying in the red.
The rand stays under pressure after hefty losses caused by an apparent power struggle between the South African presidency and treasury.
Emerging stocks are set to end Friday with the biggest weekly gains since March, buoyed by policy-easing prospects at home and abroad.
Emerging stocks touch new eight-month peaks and dollar bond yield premia versus Treasuries are just off one-year lows .
Emerging stocks rise to new 2-1/2 month highs, tracking strong gains on developed equities.
Emerging shares slip off two-month highs after a slew of dismal PMI readings, including in China.
Global stocks fell for the second straight day on Wednesday after a deluge of lacklustre manufacturing data.
Russian shares race to record highs, led by commodity prices and investors' new-found enthusiasm for emerging markets.
Emerging stocks head for their best weekly gains in a month, helped by signs of stabilisation in China's economy.
Foreigners are estimated to have pumped $36. 8 billion into emerging market stocks and bonds in March, the highest monthly inflow in nearly two years.
Pravin Gordhan is doing his best to reassure investors abroad, but some are worried that his own job is in jeopardy.
Barclays’ latest Africa strategy is due to European mistakes, says SA Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan.
Emerging currencies firm against the dollar, with some hitting multi-month highs.
Global stocks held just off three-week highs on Thursday after unexpectedly weak trade and machinery orders data from Germany and Japan.
World stocks fell from five-month highs on Friday before a meeting that could put Greece on its way to euro exit.
World stocks held just off 10-day lows, pressured by tensions between Russia and the West over Ukraine.
Emerging equities inched off three-week lows on Wednesday following Chinese data.
Russia's power play for Crimea is putting to flight foreign stock and bond investors.
The rout in emerging market assets gathered pace yesterday, extending to the Turkish lira which, with India’s rupee, hit new record lows in a sell-off prompted by ...
The unprecedented arrest and jailing of a former Turkish army chief has left the country's financial markets unmoved.