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#IGForexChat: What does the next year hold for emerging market currencies?
On Thursday 1 November, we invited two forex experts into the IG studio to discuss what the coming year holds for emerging market (EM) currencies. Victoria Scholar sat down with trader Paul Bratby and financial market analyst Raj Dhall. Their conversation touched on many topics related to the emerging currencies market, including Turkey’s pledge to balance their economy, as well as the rise in the Brazilian real against the US dollar following president-elect Bolsonaro’s political campaign.
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