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Selloff accelerates in emerging markets

Worries over coming elections and growth prospects rattle investors, extending an exodus that began last year

Investors are bailing out of emerging markets from Turkey and Brazil to Thailand and Indonesia, extending a selloff that began last year, amid concerns about faltering economies and political unrest.

Indonesia's currency on Tuesday hit its lowest level against the dollar since the financial crisis in Asia trading. Meanwhile, the Turkish lira plumbed record lows against the greenback this week.

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