Britain’s vote to leave the European Union continued to hurt emerging markets on Monday, sending currencies and stocks falling from Mexico to Poland as investors fled riskier assets. The declines highlight how Brexit is causing ripple effects across the world, raising uncertainty about global growth and pushing investors into assets they see as safe, such as the U.S. dollar. The dollar’s gains then feed back into concerns about emerging markets, making their greenback-denominated debt and the commodities they sell more expensive.
