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Amid low domestic bond yields, advisors and investors are being compelled to get creative when it comes to generating fixed income. That effort can include emerging markets sovereign debt, which is ac

Emerging markets offer attractive alternatives to fixed income investors searching for yield amid the trillions of dollars of negative-, zero-, and low-yielding debt globally. Within emerging market h

One international play on an economic rebound is the VanEck Vectors Emerging Markets Local Currency Bond ETF (EMLC). Investors may have been walking on eggshells around emerging markets since the pan

Treasury yields are still elevated and the dollar is still weak. However, both assets recently rallied, indicating there's room to the downside.

The value-investing concept remains on the defensive, although some variations of the strategy are showing hints of a revival in recent months after an extended drought.

Amid flat-to-negative performances for most of the major asset classes, last week's strong rally in real estate stocks ex-US stands out. This corner of global markets led by a wide margin, based on a

Past experience shows us that emerging markets have historically reacted positively to higher global rates, especially if the latter reflects an improving global growth outlook. Most emerging markets

In modest allocations, emerging markets assets are functional in retirement portfolios and that's particularly true on the fixed income side. Enter the VanEck Vectors Emerging Markets Local Currency B

Vanguard US Real Estate popped 1.9% last week, the fund's strongest weekly gain since mid-November. The Global Markets Index retreated last week for the first time this year.

The decline of the US dollar this year has been a bullish force for American investors holding foreign bond funds.

Rising gold prices and record low U.S. debt real yields are a sign that investors should look toward foreign currency investments.

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

Today, China's economic recovery continues ticking along, and we are even seeing some indicators showing growth relative to last year.

What are the largest emerging markets ETFs? The US equity market has delivered impressive returns to investors over the last decade. The S&P 500 index has shot up nearly 200% since 2010 before dipping

Given how deep the world has gone down the monetary and fiscal rabbit hole in 2020, it's unclear how soon, if ever, the global economy will return to normal.