Emerging Market Weekly Pulse

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This report covers the weekly performance and strategic outlook for Emerging Markets, highlighting shifting central bank stances in Poland and Indonesia, and geopolitical risks surrounding the USMCA.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.EM FX remains slightly constructive despite geopolitical uncertainty, as Fed hawkishness is perceived to be currently overpriced.
  • 2.Poland's NBP is shifting toward a dovish stance as inflation (2.5% CPI YoY in June) aligns with central bank targets, leading to an expectation of no rate hikes for the remainder of 2026.
  • 3.USMCA renegotiations between the US and Mexico will likely extend beyond 2026, creating ongoing uncertainty for nearshoring investments.

Table of Contents

  • Overview
  • Main strategies
  • Performance of the main EM asset classes
  • EMEA: Poland’s NBP shifting from hawkishness to dovishness as inflation declines
  • Asia: tech still in the driving seat
  • Indonesia: foreign flows matter for BI's rate path
  • Korea: inflation above 3% to support BOK's rate hike
  • Taiwan: July dividend season
  • Latam: USMCA becomes subject to annual review after the missed deadline
  • Trade ideas
  • Interest rates: what's priced in vs our forecasts
  • FX: what's priced in vs our forecasts
  • CACIB EM portfolio flow indexes
  • Calendar
  • Economic forecasts
  • Exchange rate forecasts
  • Policy rate forecasts
  • Emerging Markets Research advanced tools

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Authors

Sébastien BarbéEddie CheungYeon Jin KimOlga YangolJeffrey ZhangXiaojia Zhi

Securities

USDZARMSCI EM USD

Themes

Artificial Intelligence DemandGeopolitical UncertaintyNearshoring

Regions

Asia PacificEuropeLatin AmericaPolandChinaIndonesia