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The prices of emerging market assets rose on Tuesday, after US President Donald Trump postponed the imposition of new customs duties on the goods from Mexico and Canada, and China delivered a relatively calculated response to the high fees of the United States. The MSCI Emerging Markets Index rose 1.7%, which has recorded the largest increase since October, after Trump postponed the 25% fees announced for a month on two neighbors for the United States in exchange for border control. The markets have increased strongly throughout Asia, after China announced targeted retaliation steps – including raising customs duties on some US imports – that have interpreted investors as an attempt to avoid the tension. “Trump’s willingness to postpone the implementation of customs duties explains that his administration is still open to more negotiations, which can serve as a precedent for China,” said Matthew Picok, an investment analyst in emerging market share at the “Abardin Investments” business. Read more: Trump is planning to talk to SHI and attention on customs duties. The yuan exchange rate in external transactions has stabilized near a low standard level against the dollar, but the full impact of revenge holes on the Chinese markets will be clearer on Wednesday when reopened after the new lunar year. The anticipation prevails in the markets and eyes that are on their way to Europe and at the same time led the tensions to the payment of the Bloomberg index to the dollar, which could rise by the MSCI index for the emerging market currencies, which ended a two -day loss. Asian currencies, including the Malaysian Ringet and Thai, have led the profits, but amid widespread expectations that Trump will draw his attention to Europe, the anticipation will still control investors. Also read: Trump is rising his threat of laying up fees on Europe and talks with Canada and Mexico, Pyoter Mattis, chief analyst at the ‘Nche Capital Markets’:’ It’s too early to announce with a strong belief that it is probably a widespread commercial war. It is likely that the emerging markets are affected by the value of the Trump and the commercial representatives the next few times. Lira fell against the dollar, but Finance Minister Muhammad Shimashk indicated that the lira would continue its strength according to its true value compared to inflation. He added that reducing the rate of high commodity prices is the ‘right key’. The Egyptian effects are one of the biggest winners. As for the dollar bonds markets, the Egyptian debt was one of the biggest winners of emerging markets, with the country finishing $ 1.5 billion for the oil and food security sector of the International Foundation for Islamic Trade Finance. Read more: Egypt received $ 1.5 billion from “Islamic to trade” in 2025 and the Ukrainian dollar bonds are also one of the best performance -effects after Trump said his administration wants to conclude an agreement with Kiev that includes access to rare nature metals. In Europe, Romania beat the doors of international capital markets for the first time this year for the first time this year, as it sold 2.8 billion Euro -Euro -denominated bonds and $ 1.25 billion in dollars.