Led by the Philippine stock market, Asian equities fell for a sixth session in a row on Thursday amid growing turmoil in global emerging markets, triggered by concerns about the U.S-China trade war and financial contagion, Nikkei Asian Review reports. The Jakarta Composite Index recovered 1.6% on Thursday, following a 3.8% correction the previous day. Morgan Stanley analysts Sean Gardiner and Aarti Shah and Aberdeen Standard Investments investment director Bharat Joshi said the rupiah’s weakness may keep investors away as emerging-market turmoil deepens, Bloomberg reports. Indonesia’s key stock index may be down 14 percent from its February peak but it still isn’t time to get back into equities in Southeast Asia’s biggest economy, they argue.