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(Bloomberg) -- Emerging-market stocks are set to post the biggest weekly losses since mid-August as the escalating conflict in the Middle East diminishes chances of a year-end rally.Most Read from BloombergWhere Does Israel Get Its 220,000 Barrels of Oil Every Day?Biden’s Influence Turns Israel's Ground War Plans Into ‘Something Different’Here’s What 8% Mortgage Rates Will Do to the Housing MarketIsrael Latest: Concern Over Wider Conflict Before Leaders SummitRinggit Falls to 25-Year Low, the Wo

On Aug. 18, China’s stock market plummeted by a vertigo-inducing 6.2 percent in one day of trading, part of a months-long decline that’s erased over $3 trillion worth of market value from the country’s equity markets. That followed last week’s surprise decision to allow the value of the renminbi (RMB), China’s currency, to fall several percentage points against the U.S.

* Energy stocks finish at highest in 10 months * NZ stocks see worst day in six months, down 2% * NZ central bank looking into data systems breach (Updates to close) Jan 11 (Reuters) - Australian shares settled lower on Monday as cases of highly transmissible new COVID-19 variants dimmed hopes for a quick economic recovery, with gold miners leading the retreat on bullion sell-offs. While New South Wales eased lockdown measures introduced to contain an outbreak in its northern coastal suburbs, health officials said over the weekend that they were on high alert after cases of the new COVID-19 v...