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MSCI’s index for developing nation stocks trimmed losses after falling as much as 0.9%, while the gauge of currencies fell 0.3%, the lowest level since November 17 on a closing basis.
The dollar index slid 3.6 percent through November 28, which is the sharpest monthly drop since it fell 5 percent in November 2022.
Bitcoin rose 0.6% to $37 213.45.
China appears to be reducing its U.S. Treasury holdings. Its actions as an investor could end up impacting Americans.
It closed Wednesday down 0.2% at 150.25 per dollar, the weakest since August 1990.