Emerging market debt continues to be a popular choice among investors who are not risk averse a...
Emerging market debt continues to be a popular choice among investors who are not risk averse and who are seeking high yields. Paul Barnes, markets and strategic development director at Standard & Poor's, says investors in search of high yield have on the whole shown a robust risk appetite, although buyers remain discriminating to some extent. Most of the interest has been centred on just a handful of the 45 countries that make up the world's emerging markets, he adds. By region, EEMEA has attracted the most investment, with inflows of $18.5bn, but is closely followed by Latin...
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