Last year, the MSCI
Emerging Markets index fell 14.9 %, and the category sank 13.8 %.
Between Jan. 1 and Jan. 21, when China was in the news, the MSCI
Emerging Markets Index fell by 10.5 %.
The MSCI
Emerging Market Index fell 0.13 % to close at 1,168.
Not exact matches
MSCI's
emerging market share
index fell 0.4 percent with Russian dollar - denominated stocks chalking up some of the biggest losses and currencies and bonds staying firmly under pressure too.
The MSCI
Emerging Markets Currency
Index fell 0.7 percent and is down 2.4 percent in three days.
Global
emerging market stocks, however, remained under pressure, with the MSCI Emerging Markets Index again trading in the red Friday after falling 1.98 % Thursday as investors backed away from risky bets amid the collapse in
emerging market stocks, however, remained under pressure, with the MSCI
Emerging Markets Index again trading in the red Friday after falling 1.98 % Thursday as investors backed away from risky bets amid the collapse in
Emerging Markets Index again trading in the red Friday after
falling 1.98 % Thursday as investors backed away from risky bets amid the collapse in Brazil.
The aggregate sector weights of energy and materials in the MSCI
Emerging Markets Index have
fallen from approximately 40 % around a decade ago to about 14 % as of October 2017, with the weights of information technology (IT) and consumer companies steadily increasing.
But even before the ruble began to unravel, stocks in Russia's MICEX
Index had already taken a hit in July and
fallen out of lockstep with other
emerging markets.
A moderate spillover would lead to similarly muted effects on major
indexes, with an incremental
fall of 2.8 % in global stocks and modest losses in corporate and
emerging -
market debt.
Between 2011 and 2015, the MSCI
Emerging Market Index was down about 32 % — our own troubled market only fell by about 3.2 % over that same time p
Market Index was down about 32 % — our own troubled
market only fell by about 3.2 % over that same time p
market only
fell by about 3.2 % over that same time period.
The MSCI
index of developed - nation shares lost 43 % in 2008, while the MSCI
index of
emerging -
market foreign shares
fell 53 % compared with a 37 % loss for U.S. stocks.
Measured in Euros, global developed
markets (MSCI World
index)
fell 2.5 %, global
emerging markets (MSCI EM)
fell 0.4 %, and European mar - kets (MSCI Europe) gained 0.7 % in Q2.
The S&P 500 would seem to outpace the Reference Capitalization
index when the stock
market is rising, the broad US bond
market is rising (i.e., interest rates are
falling), and high - yield bonds,
emerging markets bonds and REITS are performing badly.
Benchmark Vanguard funds for February 2018 were as follows: Vanguard 500
Index Fund (VFINX) down 3.70 %; Vanguard Total Bond
Market Index Fund (VBMFX) down 1.03 %; Vanguard Developed
Markets Index Fund (VTMGX)
fell 5.23 %; Vanguard
Emerging Markets Stock
Index (VEIEX) down 4.73 %; Vanguard Star Fund (VGSTX), a total global balanced portfolio, dropped 2.74 %.