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Emerging Markets Face Heightened Volatility Risk
Countries with weaker fiscal buffers experience sharper market reactions during global tensions.
Emerging markets are often the hardest hit by global tensions, as they rely heavily on foreign capital and stable trade.During periods of geopolitical stress, capital outflows from these markets can exceed $50 billion in a single month. High sensitivity to energy prices and dollar strength makes these regions a "high-beta" play on global peace, requiring investors to maintain strict stop-loss orders and diversification strategies.