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LOW IMPACT FXStreet · May 11, 06:04 PM

Emerging markets: Broadening gains persist in 2026 – HSBC

HSBC economists argue Emerging Markets (EM) remain well positioned in 2026 as the US Dollar (USD) weakens and global policy easing supports a broadening of returns beyond US mega-cap tech.

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Emerging markets are likely to experience increased capital inflows and appreciation as the US Dollar weakens. This could lead to broader gains across various asset classes in these markets.

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HSBC economists argue Emerging Markets (EM) remain well positioned in 2026 as the US Dollar (USD) weakens and global policy easing supports a broadening of returns beyond US mega-cap tech.

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