Central banks in developing nations will take center stage this week as assurances that the Federal Reserve is in no hurry to raise interes...

Investor enthusiasm toward emerging-market assets has waned this year as Covid-19 infections engulf nations from India to Brazil while Trea...

Recent optimism about rising vaccination rates in the United States, Britain, and Europe is shifting to concern that record coronavirus inf...

For all the risks of a year-end cooling-off period, emerging-market backers can't complain about the lie of the land right now.

Caution is likely to be the watchword for investors, with the Nov. 3 vote set to reveal not just whether Joe Biden’s opinion-poll lead over...

The value of the net short dollar position fell to $30.47 billion in the week ended Sept. 29, compared with a net short of $33.60 billion t...

The value of the net short dollar position hit $31.56 billion in the week ended Aug. 18, from net shorts of $32.12 billion the previous wee...

With all eyes glued on an EU meeting later in the day to discuss the measures, investors swept aside horrible data from the euro zone that ...

Better transmission of monetary policy impulses would remain a priority, says RBI.

Despite a rally since late Jan, EMs have underperformed stocks and bonds in developed nations.

Investors are pricing in more good times to come in some cases.

The euro rose 0.1 per cent to $1.1665. Euro zone business survey data is due at 0800 GMT.

Strategists at banks from Goldman Sachs Group to Bank of America say that developing nation assets are bottoming out following three years ...

Goldman Sachs recommends investors cut allocations in developing nations by a third, forecasting “significant underperformance” for stocks,...

Rupee fell to an average of 66.07 in August from 60.80 in July against US dollar. It hit a life-time low of 68.85 against the US dollar on ...

'Until we get something on the portfolio inflow front, the rupee will struggle to rally materially.' says Nick Verdi, Barclays Capital

TRADERS in currency options are showing that emerging economies have become safer relative to developed nations than at any time in almost ...