Emerging-market equities are on fire heading into 2026, riding a wave that's carrying commodities, FX plays, and precious metals right along with them. The story? Mounting friction between the US and Europe is putting real pressure on the dollar—and that's turning heads in markets that have been waiting for their moment.
This shift is breathing new life into the long-dormant "Sell America" thesis. When the greenback weakens, capital naturally flows toward alternatives. Emerging-market currencies become more attractive. Real assets like gold and oil catch a bid. And equities in developing economies? They're seeing fresh bid interest as valuations and growth narratives realign.
For traders and portfolio managers, this setup is hard to ignore. The macro backdrop is tilting away from dollar-everything, and traditional hedges—commodities in particular—are starting to look like the move again.
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CryingOldWallet
· 10h ago
Is the US dollar going to weaken? I've been optimistic about emerging markets for a long time. Gold, oil, and commodities should have already rebounded.
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LuckyHashValue
· 10h ago
Is the US dollar finished? Now emerging markets are really about to turn around.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 10h ago
Is the US dollar going to be eliminated? Come on, you say that every time, haha.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 10h ago
The US and Europe are clashing, is the dollar finally about to take a hit? It was long overdue, the turnaround for emerging markets has arrived.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 11h ago
The US and EU are trading blows, is the dollar really finished? It was about time to buy into emerging markets; gold and crude oil are holding steady in this wave.
Emerging-market equities are on fire heading into 2026, riding a wave that's carrying commodities, FX plays, and precious metals right along with them. The story? Mounting friction between the US and Europe is putting real pressure on the dollar—and that's turning heads in markets that have been waiting for their moment.
This shift is breathing new life into the long-dormant "Sell America" thesis. When the greenback weakens, capital naturally flows toward alternatives. Emerging-market currencies become more attractive. Real assets like gold and oil catch a bid. And equities in developing economies? They're seeing fresh bid interest as valuations and growth narratives realign.
For traders and portfolio managers, this setup is hard to ignore. The macro backdrop is tilting away from dollar-everything, and traditional hedges—commodities in particular—are starting to look like the move again.