HONG KONG: Most Asian emerging markets rose Tuesday after the previous day’s heavy losses while the dollar dipped against most peers but traders remained on edge over Donald Trump’s plans for global trade agreements.
While shares in developed economies have rallied and safe-haven sovereign debt prices have fallen, many trading floors in Asia have taken a hit recently over worries Trump will throw up tariffs to the world’s biggest economy.
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