Emerging Markets find strength in an unlikely alignment

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Across emerging markets, conditions are aligning in a manner that feels unusually supportive, combining a buoyant commodities backdrop with improving trade sentiment and a softer interest rate horizon.

Gold’s extended climb is reinforcing stability in several developing economies. For nations where gold remains a central export or reserve asset, the metal’s strength has widened fiscal breathing room and improved external balances. Local currencies, often pressured by capital flight during periods of global tension, are showing firmer footing as reserves appreciate and export revenues expand.

At the same time, the broader emerging-market complex is experiencing its most coordinated uplift in years. As trade frictions ease and supply chains rebalance, equity indices across Asia, Latin America and parts of Africa have climbed to levels not seen in nearly half a decade. The momentum is being driven by renewed conviction in fundamentals.

What ties these developments together is a synchrony between gold’s rally and the improving performance of emerging assets. Both reflect a world adjusting to lower real yields, easing monetary constraints and more predictable trade dynamics.

Fidelity Emerging Markets Limited (LON:FEML) is an investment trust that aims to achieve long-term capital growth from an actively managed portfolio made up primarily of securities and financial instruments providing exposure to emerging markets companies, both listed and unlisted.

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