Emerging equities are poised for their strongest monthly performance since 2009 despite a late-April slump. Rising crude prices driven by Middle East tensions are creating headwinds for developing economies.
- EM equities recording best monthly performance since 2009
- Oil prices peaked above $125/bbl before settling above $100/bbl
- Iran conflict escalation identified as primary risk driver
- Developing nations face potential inflation and growth shocks
- Likely increase in EM interest rate hikes and currency interventions
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