Chiranjivi Chakraborty

Indian equities are set to wrap up the year with their biggest underperformance versus their Asian peers in nearly three decades, pressured by a weak rupee and foreign outflows.

The MSCI Emerging Markets Index rose as much as 1.3% Monday, poised to surpass a peak notched five years ago. Hanmi Semiconductor Co. and Kuaishou Technology were among the day's best performers, each up more than 10%.

(Bloomberg) -- The benchmark for emerging-market equities climbed toward the highest level in its 38-year history, buoyed by a rally in

(Bloomberg) -- Emerging-market currencies nearly erased earlier drops as the dollar lost steam on Monday even while the US capture of Venezuelas

India’s securities market regulator will allow foreign investors to settle their same-day trades in the stock market on a net basis, making it easier for them to conduct business and boost their participation.

Asian stocks fell, with the key regional benchmark erasing its gain for the year, as soaring energy costs due to the Iran war raise concerns of inflation and slower growth.

As bolsas de mercados emergentes apagaram os ganhos de 2026 com a crise energética desencadeada pela guerra no Oriente Médio, que ameaça drenar o crescimento e acelerar a inflação em todo o mundo em desenvolvimento.

The largest US-listed exchange-traded funds tracking single Asian countries from India to Taiwan suffered record outflows in March, just ahead of a massive rebound in the region’s equities on the first day of April.

Graviton is expanding in Singapore and London as competition and regulatory hurdles build in its home market.

Iran war risks and earnings are set to drive the broader market in May.