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EM Investors Are Favoring Local Bonds as Dollar Debt Lags
Source: Bloomberg
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Emerging-market investors are maintaining exposure to local-currency sovereign debt as rising U.S. Treasury yields reduce the relative appeal of dollar-denominated developing-nation bonds. The shift underscores financing and valuation pressure for EM hard-currency debt while supporting demand for domestic-currency securities.
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