Emerging Markets Lead Gains Amid Policy Shifts

Capital Tins
May 14
1 min read

Emerging market equities climbed 0.8% in February, led by China’s tech sector surge and new government stimulus. Meanwhile, global equities dipped slightly as US-China trade tensions flared, and major economies adjusted fiscal and monetary policies.

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