Emerging-Market IPOs Slump From Brazil to Russia

Expected boom in new offerings fizzles as interest rates rise and share prices fall.

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The emerging-market initial public offering boom, predicted for Brazil, Russia and India, is fizzling as inflation sends interest rates up, share prices down and prompts companies to scale back or cancel sales.

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