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Dollar Debasement Backs Bull Case for Emerging Bonds, Funds Say
Source: Bloomberg
Emerging MarketsCredit & Bond MarketsCurrency & FXInvestor Sentiment & Positioning
Emerging-market bonds are expected to extend a “stellar” year of performance as renewed flows from the so-called “dollar debasement trade” drive additional inflows. Fund managers argue the return of this strategy should further support EM bond demand through currency/liquidity conditions tied to the dollar. Overall, the news is constructive for EM fixed income, though it provides no specific bond spread or return figures.
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