There are many factors that will stall the emerging market rally, including a likely surging dollar.

Emerging market stocks slumped to a two-week low Wednesday, as pressure continued to mount on currencies in developed economies around the world amid a surge in the U.S. dollar and concerns over the impact of trade tensions on global economic growth.

Investors continue to pull cash from emerging markets amid concerns that the greenback's recent rally will pressure the cost of servicing some of the $3.7 trillion in debt taken on in the ten years since the global financial crisis.

Emerging markets are on track for a fourth day of losses.

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