A slight increase in the origin of the emerging markets with the anticipation of Ukraine and federal meetings

The origin of developing countries, before the discussions of US President Donald Trump, with his Ukrainian counterpart, Voludmir Zellinski, awaited investors on an indication of an indication of the progress of a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine. The MSCI index was witness to the shares of emerging markets, an increase of 0.6%, before abandoning most of its profits this morning. The equivalent currency index remained unchanged from Friday. The South Korean won was the best achievement after the local market holidays on Friday. Emerging market investors are also careful before the Federal Reserve meeting in Jackson Hall later this week, as his president Jerome Powell’s speech in September could give an indication of a possible reduction in interest rates. “Deutsche Bank,” led by Jim Reed, wrote in a note: “The dangerous origin was a tremendous recovery, which led to a significant increase in his judgments.” The expectations of the markets and investment banks, “Deutsche Bank”, indicated that the markets confirmed a reduction in interest rates by the US federal reserve during the next twelve months, despite the expectation of high inflation. The dollar effects of Ukraine were one of the best performances today between emerging markets and promising markets, although the assets remained volatile. Also read: Various agendas overwhelms Trump’s meeting with Zelinski and the ‘Alliance or those who want’ and give the wide void in the positions of the negotiators and the absence of decisive developments on the battlefield, “we expect the war to continue until next year,” according to the global wealth management team in UPS, led by Mark Heville, the investment officer. The UBS team added: “Any negotiation process will take a long time due to the lack of confidence and the larger gap between the desired results, and any similarities are likely to be treated with suspicion.” In the two Americas, Bolivia Bonds will be the focus of attention after voters have ended two semi -long contracts from socialist rule, as the business sector supporters have a good part of the presidential election.