Srinivasan Sivabalan is a Senior Editor (Emerging Markets) at Yahoo Finance. He specializes in finance and financial markets, focusing on emerging markets, global markets, international finance, alternative investments, asset management, and wealth management strategies. Srinivasan's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including American Banker, Bloomberg News, and Fortune.
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Srinivasan focuses on investment analysis and frequently cites data in his articles. He concentrates on finance, particularly emerging markets, currency, stocks, ETFs, and bonds. His coverage indicates a strong interest in developments related to emerging-market stocks and currencies.
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By: Srinivasan Sivabalan
The Middle East war risks ending a run of net credit-rating upgrades across emerging markets and could trigger a new downgrade cycle as it fuels inflation and tightens financial conditions, S&P Global Ratings Director Ravi Bhatia said.
By: Srinivasan Sivabalan
Emerging-market stocks and currencies extended gains for a third day, as traders pinned hopes on the possibility of a ceasefire in the Middle East and awaited the expiry of President Donald Trump’s deadline for Iran to agree a peace deal.
Inflation has sunk to a record low in emerging markets even as it accelerates in advanced economies, signaling developing countries are better placed to respond to higher energy prices and could see a rebound in their bonds.
By: Srinivasan Sivabalan
As projeções de lucro para empresas de mercados emergentes estão atingindo recordes históricos mesmo com a guerra no Irã abalando os mercados globais, com investidores apostando na resiliência dos lucros das gigantes asiáticas da inteligência artificial.
By: Srinivasan Sivabalan
Israeli stocks are breaking out of a valuation range they were stuck in for almost two decades, with investors paying record multiples to own them on bets the country is poised for a post-war technology-led economic boom.
By: Srinivasan Sivabalan
Emerging-market stocks are rallying three times as fast as US equities this year, and their lead may widen further if relative share valuations are any guide.
By: Ray Ndlovu, Srinivasan Sivabalan
Emerging equities were in the red on the last trading day of April after oil prices surged above $125 per barrel, though they stayed on track for their best month since 2009.
By: Srinivasan Sivabalan
Emerging-market benchmarks for stocks and currencies posted small gains in holiday-thinned trade, with most markets in Asia, Europe and Africa closed for Labour Day.
By: Srinivasan Sivabalan
Global investors are favoring junk-rated bonds over investment-grade debt in emerging markets by the widest margin in eight years, as the winding down of the Iran war revives the hunt for yield.
By: Srinivasan Sivabalan
The Iran war has changed how global investors view the Middle East, with geopolitical resilience now outweighing economic growth as a draw for funds.
