Johann M Cherian

1 week ago | lse.co.uk | Johann M Cherian

News & RNS Finance News Stocks set for weekly declines as US-China trade war intensifies MSCI EM stocks index up 1.7%, FX firms 0.8% * China's Q1 GDP growth set to slow to 5.1%, poll shows * Vietnam to crack down on some China trade, report says * IMF says discussions to continue with Sri Lanka on fourth review By Johann M Cherian April 11 (Reuters) - Most emerging markets stock indexes were set for weekly declines on Friday after asset classes were thrown into disarray by wavering U.S. trade...

2 weeks ago | lse.co.uk | Johann M Cherian

MSCI EM stocks index up 3.8%, FX firms 0.7% * Frontier bonds rally on Trump tariff pause * Goldman Sachs cuts China GDP growth forecasts * TSMC jumps after first-quarter revenue surges 42% * US, Russia delegations arrive for talks in Istanbul By Johann M Cherian April 10 (Reuters) - Most emerging market assets advanced on Thursday, after Donald Trump said that some tariffs on world economies would be temporarily paused, although uncertainty regarding an intensifying standoff between the U.S....

2 weeks ago | lse.co.uk | Johann M Cherian

News & RNS Finance News Stocks, FX, bonds slide as US tariffs kick in; China stocks end higher MSCI EM stocks index down 1%, FX off 0.2% * Smaller emerging market dollar bonds resume sell-off * China white paper indicating openness to talks, report says * Polish central banker sees more rate cuts this year By Johann M Cherian April 9 (Reuters) - Stocks, currencies and international bonds across most emerging markets took a hit on Wednesday, as U.S. tariffs on world economies kicked in, while...

2 weeks ago | lse.co.uk | Johann M Cherian

News & RNS Finance News Stocks edge up after selloff, eyes on trade negotiations MSCI EM stocks index up 0.3%, FX slips 0.2% * China, Hong Kong stocks rise on Beijing support * After long break, Indonesian markets feel whiplash of tariffs * GS says markets see higher probability of Ukrainian peace deal By Johann M Cherian April 8 (Reuters) - Stocks across most major emerging markets rose on Tuesday, rebounding after logging sharp declines in recent sessions, although sentiment was still...

2 weeks ago | money.usnews.com | Johann M Cherian |Shashwat Chauhan

By Johann M Cherian and Shashwat Chauhan(Reuters) - Greek equities could regain the coveted developed market status by index provider FTSE Russell this week - a key step on the country's return to normalcy following a decade-long debt crisis and a move that could spur millions of dollars in inflows. FTSE Russell could become the first among major index providers to re-classify Greek equities when it issues its country classification interim update on Tuesday.