Emerging-market traders turn to the euro and Australian dollar to fund developing-world bets as the US dollar strengthens, Bloomberg reports
Emerging-market traders are increasingly turning to currencies from the euro to the Australian dollar to fund bets in the developing world as the US dollar roars back, according to Bloomberg.
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