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EMERGING MARKETS-Stocks, FX rise on dovish Fed, commodity gains

Hungarian forint surges on positive GDP, hawkish signals Russian stocks rally, rouble flat May 18 (Reuters) - Emerging market stocks and currencies rose on Tuesday after comments from the Federal Reserve downplayed the possibility of early policy tightening, while a jump in commodity prices saw the South African rand leading gains. MSCI’s index of EM stocks surged 1.5% and was set for its best day in more than two weeks as bourses in Asia bounced back from recent losses. The index of EM currencies rose 0.3% after Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan reiterated his view that he does not expect interest rates to rise until next year, prompting a drop in the dollar and Treasury yields, while benefiting risk-driven assets.

Asian shares push higher, dollar eases - Netscape Money & Business

Asian shares push higher, dollar eases By Paulina Duran Reuters SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian shares rose on Tuesday, shrugging off worries about an increase in regional coronavirus infections and a subdued session on Wall Street, while inflation jitters helped push gold prices to three-month highs. MSCI s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 1.06% after a mixed session on Monday, still not recouping losses of the last few weeks amid new clusters of COVID-19 cases that are prompting some economies to impose fresh anti-virus measures. Japan s Nikkei rose as much as 2.2% on solid earnings reports and bargain hunting, while Hong Kong s stocks were up 1.24%. China s blue-chip CSI300 index was 0.20% lower.

Slumping US$ boosts metals, including tin and aluminium

Tin was 2.3% higher at $30,595 a tonne after reaching $30,650, the highest since 2011. Nickel was up 0.4% at $17,980, lead was up 1% at $2,229.50. (File mic shows tin ingots MMC in Malaysia) LONDON: Most industrial metals prices rose on Tuesday as investors betting on a long period of low interest rates bought riskier assets, pushing global stock markets higher and dragging the dollar to its weakest since February. The weaker greenback helps dollar-priced metals by making them cheaper for buyers with other currencies. Benchmark zinc on the London Metal Exchange (LME) was up 1.4% at $3,056 a tonne at 1615 GMT after surging to $3,108.50, its highest since June 2018.

Asian shares push higher as dollar eases | Money

Asian shares push higher as dollar eases | Money
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