Fifteen of the 30 largest equity markets among emerging economies have extended losses from their peaks to 20 percent or more, fulfilling traders’ definition of a bear market. China and Russia have led the pack, tumbling more than 30 percent each. The remainder are either in a correction, or on the brink.
The rout comes as the Federal Reserve moves closer to raising borrowing costs for the first time in almost a decade, after central banks worldwide boosted stimulus measures to patch up economies following the global financial crisis.
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