A rally in Hong Kong stocks lifted a broader index of emerging market shares from one-week lows on Thursday, while losses in most other bourses amid recession worries capped gains.
MSCI’s index of emerging market stocks rose 1.0% after two days of declines. Hong Kong’s tech, internet and property stocks rallied, lifting the main index 3.4% as investors cheered some easing of COVID curbs in China.
But, as recession fears lingered, exacerbated by worries about the U.S. Federal Reserve’s hawkish monetary policy stance, risk sentiment took a hit, leaving a just a handful of emerging market stocks indexes with small gains.
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