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Emerging assets gain as Mideast tension eases with ceasefire

Jaehyun Eom and Matthew Burgess / Bloomberg
Jaehyun Eom and Matthew Burgess / Bloomberg • 2 min read
Emerging assets gain as Mideast tension eases with ceasefire
MSCI’s gauge of emerging market currencies, a total return index that includes interest earned, rose 0.4% on Tuesday during Asian trading. Photo: Bloomberg
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Emerging market assets advanced after US President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, bolstering risk sentiment across the region.

MSCI’s gauge of emerging market currencies, a total return index that includes interest earned, rose 0.4% on Tuesday during Asian trading. The South Korean won and the Philippine peso led the advance. A regional stock index surged as much as 1.6%, while South Korea’s Kospi jumped 2.8%.

Trump’s surprise announcement, made via his Truth Social platform, had an immediate impact on crude oil prices, with WTI futures slumping more than 5% shortly after the post.

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