emerging_markets.jpg Home Page News Page EM assets start the weak on a soft note, driven by risk off sentiment stemming from Greek developments. The weekend PBOC easing measures had little impact, with China stocks adding to their recent losses. With another strong US jobs report expected on Thursday, we suspect EM will continue to trade with a weak bias. Asia should still outperform, while Latin America and EMEA should underperform. EM assets start the weak on a soft note, driven by risk off sentiment stemming from Greek developments. The weekend PBOC easing measures had little impact, with China stocks adding to their recent losses. With another strong US jobs report expected on Thursday, we suspect EM will continue to trade with a weak bias. Asia should still outperform, while Latin America and EMEA should underperform. EM assets start the weak on a soft note, driven by risk off sentiment stemming from Greek developments. The weekend PBOC easing measures had little impact, with China stocks adding to their recent losses. With another strong US jobs report expected on Thursday, we suspect EM will continue to trade with a weak bias. Asia should still outperform, while Latin America and EMEA should underperform. read more
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