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Emerging Assets Halt Five-Day Gain as Oil Falls, Ringgit Weakens
LAGOS, Nigeria, Capital Markets in Africa: Emerging-market assets halted a five-day gain as a slide in oil prices sapped demand for higher-yielding assets. A gauge of developing-nation shares dropped from the highest level in a year, led by losses in Slovenia, Estonia and the Philippines. Malaysia’s ringgit fell the most among emerging-nation currencies as the country derives 20 percent of its revenue from energy-related sources. The Korean won weakened as the central bank governor said there was still room to…
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