By Paul Murray-John, executive director of Emerging Market debt at Threadneedle The performance ...
By Paul Murray-John, executive director of Emerging Market debt at Threadneedle The performance of emerging debt during the summer has been volatile, particularly in Latin American credits. A combination of the difficult global environment and events in Brazil have been the main influences on credit spreads but there has also been a dramatic divergence of performance between regions and countries. This has been a feature of the emerging bond market for some time and is partly a reflection of the disinflationary forces around the world, which punish profligate countries and benefit ...
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