J.P. Morgan hit the brakes on emerging market currencies: It downgraded its recommendation
Original headlineJ.P. Morgan gelişen ülke paralarında frene bastı: Tavsiyesini düşürdü
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J.P. Morgan cut its recommendation on emerging-market currencies to market weight from overweight, citing uncertainty around global monetary policy and risks tied to the outlook for the artificial intelligence sector. The downgrade signals reduced conviction in the asset class after a period of outperformance. Investors will watch whether other sell-side houses follow with similar stance changes and how EM currencies trade around upcoming central bank decisions and AI-related earnings.
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