Emerging-market stocks and currencies moved higher after a softer US jobs report changed the tone across global markets.
The advance was visible in both major asset classes. Equity markets strengthened while a number of emerging-market currencies gained ground, reflecting a broader shift after the US data was released.
The labour figures added pressure to the dollar and encouraged demand for assets outside the United States. That combination supported shares and foreign-exchange markets across developing economies.
The session underlined how closely emerging markets remain tied to signals from the US economy. Changes in expectations for American growth and monetary policy can quickly affect the dollar, capital flows and the relative appeal of emerging-market investments.
