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USD)
7. BOB, Boliviano (currency pair USD/BOB)
8. BRL, Brazilian Real (currency pair USD/BRL)
9. BYN, Belarusian Ruble (currency pair USD/BYN)
10.
of November. In October, EMEs’ currencies mostly
strengthened against the US dollar (BRL/USD: +0.7%; CNY/USD: +0.6%; TRY/USD: -1.3%; MXN
February. In October, EMEs’ currencies were mostly depreciating against the US dollar (BRL/USD: -1.0%;
CNY/USD: 0%; TRY/USD: -1.2%; MXN/USD:
path. In September, EMEs’ currencies were mostly appreciating
against the US dollar (BRL/USD: +2.1%; CNY/USD: +0.2%; TRY/USD: -1.2%; MXN
September. In August, EMEs’ currencies were mostly
appreciating against the US dollar (BRL/USD: +3.2%; CNY/USD: +0.9%; TRY/USD: -1.2%; MXN
FXJPEMCI index is calculated by JP Morgan for 10 main EM currencies (BRL, CLP, CNY, HUF, INR, MXN, RUB, SGD, TRY, and ZAR)
against the
a result, in July, EMEs’ currencies mostly weakened against the US dollar
(BRL/USD: -3%; CNY/USD: -0.5%; TRY/USD: -2.0%; MXN/USD:
rate differential. In June,
EMEs’ currencies mostly strengthened against the US dollar (BRL/USD: +5.1%; CNY/USD: +0.5%;
TRY/USD: -1.4%; MXN
9 (+3.1%).
The EMEs’ currencies mostly depreciated against the US dollar (BRL/USD: -6.2%; CNY/USD: -1.4%;
TRY/USD: -0.2%; MXN
FXJPEMCI index is calculated by JP Morgan for ten main EM currencies (BRL, CLP, CNY, HUF, INR, MXN, RUB, SGD, TRY, and ZAR)
against the