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Positioning For A Weaker Dollar
06:59am, Thursday, 20'th Aug 2020
We do not expect faster growth to lead to a significant deterioration in most macro variables. The huge amount of negative-yielding debt globally will likely continue to encourage investors to increas
3 Big Challenges For Emerging Markets Amid COVID-19
01:29pm, Thursday, 13'th Aug 2020
Today, China's economic recovery continues ticking along, and we are even seeing some indicators showing growth relative to last year.
The Fed's Potential Yield Curve Control Move And Its Implications For Emerging Markets
04:57pm, Monday, 27'th Jul 2020
Tremendous challenges that the economies face would likely lead to further accommodative measures by policymakers throughout the world.
Emerging-Market Equities: Looking Past The Pandemic
10:43am, Tuesday, 21'st Jul 2020
During the COVID-19 crisis, investor flight to safety assets and a strong US dollar battered emerging market stocks this year.
Capital Markets Weekly: Emerging Market Issuers Continue Pushing Debt Maturity Threshold
07:02am, Sunday, 19'th Jul 2020
Among this week's highlights indicating emerging market focus on accessing long-term debt are a 30-year issue for the Emirate of Sharjah and plans by Brazilian petrochemical company Braskem to raise h
Outlook For Sovereign Debt Restructurings
10:14am, Thursday, 16'th Jul 2020
Historically, a combination of high yield and minimal default risk has led emerging markets debt investors to enjoy strong returns-but the impact of COVID-19 has called into question the potential for
No Longer Superheroes? Twilight Of The Bonds
07:21am, Monday, 22'nd Jun 2020
Over the last 40 years, bonds were the superheroes of investment portfolios. They generated high risk-adjusted returns given steadily declining yields and were
Sovereign Parametric Catastrophe Bonds As Means To Address The Protection Gap In Emerging Countries
10:50am, Wednesday, 17'th Jun 2020COVID-19 Leads To Dispersion In EM Debt
09:07am, Friday, 24'th Apr 2020
EMs have less capacity to respond to the pandemic through fiscal and monetary stimulus than does the developed world. The Middle East, Africa, and Latin America
