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Emerging Markets Stay Under Pressure as Iran Impasse Lifts Oil

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By Ray Ndlovu Verified
| Financial Post Verified
6z}heymsb4w{3y7wfqkj1xjm_media_dl_1.png Bloomberg (Bloomberg) — Emerging-market stocks and currencies stayed under pressure as the lack of progress on US-Iran talks lifted oil prices back above $86 a barrel. Sign In or Create an Account MSCI’s emerging FX gauge ticked lower versus the dollar for a second day, with the currencies of oil importing Asian nations falling the most. Losses were led by the Philippine peso, which slipped 0.4%, followed by the Thai baht, Indonesian rupiah and Korean won.
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Tech drags EM stocks lower; rand gets a boost from oil’s slide

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By Prima Wirayani, Ray Ndlovu Verified
| Moneyweb Verified
Emerging-market equities fell on the first trading day of August, weighed down by a pullback in South Korean chipmakers. An MSCI index of EM stocks slipped 1% after jumping 6.6% on Friday. The losses were broadly confined to Asian markets, with stock and currencies elsewhere in EM getting a boost from the retreat in oil prices. South Africa’s rand strengthened 0.2%, and stocks like AngloGold Ashanti Plc and Naspers were higher.
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Foreign investors shun Nigeria’s world-beating equities

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By Ray Ndlovu Verified
| Moneyweb Verified
Foreign investors shunned Nigerian stocks this year, choosing to focus on fixed-income assets, missing out on a 66% rally that made the market the world’s best performer. Non-residents accounted for 12% of all transactions in the first half of this year, down from 27% over the same period in 2025, data provided by the Nigerian Exchange Group shows. By contrast, local investor participation increased to 88% from 73%.
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