Srinivasan Sivabalan

One-month implied volatility in developing-nation currencies, derived from options prices, has climbed for eight successive days, according to a JPMorgan Chase & Co index.

Trading in Lebanon’s defaulted sovereign bonds has jumped in the past two weeks as Israel escalated its military campaign against Hezbollah.

(Bloomberg) -- Trading in Lebanon's defaulted sovereign bonds has jumped in the past two weeks as Israel escalated its military campaign against Hezbollah.

(Bloomberg) -- Stocks in emerging markets outside China rose for a sixth day, even as equities in Shanghai and Hong Kong were pummeled by investors worried that stimulus measures announced so far won't be enough to revive the world's second-biggest economy.

(Bloomberg) -- A gauge of emerging-market currencies closed at the lowest level in a month after former President Donald Trump doubled down on his proposals to impose tariffs as a way to draw manufacturing into the US.

Price action in some of the world’s most risk-sensitive assets is signaling concern that the Federal Reserve’s decision to begin lowering interest rates may have been premature — or may not be sustainable.

Price action in some of the world's most risk-sensitive assets is signaling concern that the Federal Reserve's decision to begin lowering interest rates may have been premature — or may not be sustainable.

(Bloomberg) -- Price action in some of the world's most risk-sensitive assets is signaling concern that the Federal Reserve's decision to begin lowering interest rates may have been premature — or unsustainable.

Srinivasan Sivabalan and Nicolle Yapur 3 min read (Bloomberg) -- Emerging-market currencies are breaking a three-day losing streak, with

Emerging-market stocks rose a second day as investors grew optimistic of an easing of hostilities in the Middle East after Israel and Iran calibrated their responses in the latest round of escalation. Currencies were weighed down by a slump in oil prices.