Middle East Tension Rises Again, Emerging Market Assets Fall
BlockBeats News, May 5th, as the Middle East conflict escalated once again, intensifying concerns about soaring global inflation and dampening risk appetite, the currency and stock benchmark indexes of emerging market economies fell today.
The MSCI Emerging Markets stock index fell by 0.3%, ending its previous two-day winning streak, after previously hitting a record high. The main reason for Tuesday's decline was the drop in TSMC's stock price, with TSMC being the largest weighted stock in the index.
Earlier this week, strong earnings reports from tech companies boosted the market, but subsequent reports of US-Iran clashes shifted investors' focus back to the fragile ceasefire agreement. (FXStreet)
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