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Report published August 26, 2026

Emerging Markets Morning Pulse – Bank J. Safra Sarasin (August 26, 2026)

Source and citation context

Report date
August 26, 2026
Analysis as of
August 26, 2026

Authors / editors: Mischa Kratzer (Trader), James Kalbermatter (Trader), Mateus Bernardo (Trader)

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Daily UpdateCommoditiesEquitiesFXConsumer StaplesEnergy

Global emerging market credit traded firmer as declining core yields, falling oil prices, and equity gains bolstered risk appetite across MENA, Latam, CEE, and Turkey. Investors remain focused on upcoming US PCE data and the Jackson Hole symposium.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.Global EM credit traded firmer driven by falling core yields, stronger equities, and dropping oil prices, supporting risk appetite across regions.
  • 2.Oil prices fell sharply amid discussions between Iran and Oman regarding an interim framework to restore shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
  • 3.Brazilian high yield credit stabilized after days of selling, with names like Braskem rallying 1-2pts post restructuring filing, alongside demand for Natura and FS Bioenergia.

Table of Contents

  • Rates
  • Equities
  • FX
  • Oil
  • Trader Comment MENA/Turkey/Africa (Mischa Kratzer)
  • Trader Comment Latam (James Kalbermatter)
  • Trader Comment Brazil HY (Mateus Bernardo)
  • Trader Comment CEE (Mateus Bernardo)
  • Primary
  • Turkey - Credit
  • MENA - Credit
  • South Africa – Credit
  • LATAM – Credit
  • ASIA – Credit
  • Disclaimer / Important Information

Report data

Turkey - Credit — as of August 26, 2026.

MetricEstimateContext
US 10-Year Treasury Yield4.63%Declined as falling oil prices eased inflation concerns.
Brent Crude Oil Price86.35 USD/barrelExtended weekly decline to 8.5% after Iran and Oman discussed shipping framework.
WTI Crude Oil Price80.30 USD/barrelDropped following a 4.6% fall on Tuesday.
S&P 500 Index Change0.3%US equities closed higher on Tuesday.
MSCI Asia Pacific Index Change0.8%Asian equities extended positive tone led by tech hardware names.

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Authors / Editors

Mischa Kratzer · TraderJames Kalbermatter · TraderMateus Bernardo · Trader

Reported Data Context

  • US 10-Year Treasury Yield: 4.63 % (2026-08-25)
  • Brent Crude Oil Price: 86.35 USD/barrel (2026-08-26)
  • WTI Crude Oil Price: 80.30 USD/barrel (2026-08-26)
  • S&P 500 Index Change: 0.3 % (2026-08-25)
  • MSCI Asia Pacific Index Change: 0.8 % (2026-08-26)

Securities

PETBRABRASKMNATURAPEMEXFSBIOEKazMunayGas National

Themes

Core Yield Rally and Oil Drop Supporting EM Risk SentimentGeopolitical De-escalation Discussions in the Middle EastRestructuring and High Yield Value Discovery in Latam

Regions

Middle EastLatin AmericaEuropeTurkeyEgyptOman