published Jan 15th 2017, 9:54 pm, by Kana Nishizawa (Bloomberg) —Chinese shares fell for the fifth day in a row, the longest run of losses since August 2015, as a measure of developers tumbled on concern policy makers will boost efforts to curb speculators. The Shanghai Composite Index dropped 1.4

©2015 Bloomberg News NWP2CQ6KLVRC (Bloomberg) — Emerging-market stocks rose for a fourth week, the longest streak of gains in six months, as an interest- rate cut in China and prospects for continued monetary stimulus in Europe spurred demand for riskier assets. Tencent Holdings Ltd. advanced to a three-month high in Hong

©2015 Bloomberg News NUSGTE6KLVRJ (Bloomberg) — Emerging-market assets jumped, with the benchmark equities index rising to the highest level this month, and currencies climbed further from the record lows they slumped to last week as investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s decision on U.S. interest rates. The MSCI Emerging Markets Index added