BEIJING/CENTRAL EUROPE (Reuters): Emerging market stocks were headed for their worst day in more than three weeks on Monday, due to concerns over a second wave of coronavirus infections and subdued industrial data from China.
The MSCI's index of developing world stocks fell around 2%, extending losses from the prior week and on track for its worst session since May 22, while currencies retreated 0.4% as the dollar benefited from safe-haven demand.
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