The Greek Stock Market Did Not Lose Brazil.

With the warming of market optimism, emerging market currencies and stock markets surged this week, setting the biggest weekly gain this year.

Among them, the Brazil stock market led the world, and the St Paul Stock Exchange Index (Ibovespa) rose 25% this week.

After the arrest of the former president of Brazil on Friday, the market's anticipated increase in impeachment of incumbent president Rousseff increased the share price of Brazil national oil company by 9.9%, while the Brazil stock market gained 4% on that day.

The St Paul stock exchange index entered a technical bull market on Thursday.

Brazil's real estate rose 6.6% this week, closing at the closing price as the biggest weekly gain since 2008 and the world's best currency this week.

The Greek stock market did not lose at all.

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In the past 5 days, the performance of the Greek stock market has become a pretty bright one among the 93 major global indexes. The influx of investors has led Athens's stock index to soared 32% in 3 weeks and enter a technical bull market.

In other markets, the Indonesian shield increased by 2% this week, while South African Rand and Turkey lira rose by 3% and the offshore renminbi rose 0.5%.

India stock market this week rose the biggest in December 2011, India's S & P BSE Sensex index rose 6.4%, Hongkong Hang Seng Index rose 6.5%.

Peng Bo referred to a measure of 20 developing countries.

The index expanded to 3% this week, the biggest gain since October 9th.

The MSCI emerging market index rose 6.9% to 790.97 this week, rising from 15% in January.

The rebound in emerging markets is closely related to the rebound in oil prices.

Friday WTI crude oil futures rose 1.35 U.S. dollars, or 3.91%, at 35.92 U.S. dollars / barrel, the highest closing position since January 5th, up 9.6% this week, recorded a third consecutive week of rise.

Brent crude oil futures rose 1.65 U.S. dollars in April, or 4.45%, at 38.72 U.S. dollars / barrel, the highest closing position since December 10, 2015, up 9.3% this week.

Recently, many analysts have joined the market.

The camp.

BlackRock, Franklin dunpton and Goldman Sachs are all more optimistic about emerging market performance in the future.

Research Affiliates LLC, a subsidiary of PIMCO, recently said that the valuation of emerging market assets is very cheap and can be called an opportunity of "ten years in a row".

But it is also reminding that emerging markets are still full of risks. Once the market sentiment is changed, the sell-off will also be like a tornado.