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Country’s debt is trading at distressed levels as scorching inflation compounds economic woes
Global recession fears and rising interest rates drive rush for the exit
There’s a long list of highly indebted countries that look vulnerable when choosing between paying creditors or food and fuel
Historically cheap pricing is not enough given the macro headwinds
The demand for swap contracts to short Chinese stocks means synthetic ETFs have outperformed
Borrowing costs are surging as hot inflation and rising US rates spook investors
The investment case for the London-listed asset manager relies on the bad news being priced in
EM specialist suffers investment losses and client outflows as sector comes under pressure
A significant minority of debt-laden emerging nations are already on the brink of crisis
‘Perfect storm’ for developing economies triggers most severe net outflows for 17 years
Vietnam and India look to have taken advantage of China’s meltdown
New generation of retail investors softens impact of sell-off as banks raise rates
Dour commentary misses reform in the largest developing economies since the taper tantrum last sent investors fleeing
Passive money most likely to be withdrawn during times of global stress, analysis finds
Founder Robert Koenigsberger notes parallels to Russia in the 1990s and is loading up on property company bonds
With stock prices gyrating, analysts are split over developing economies’ prospects in a post-pandemic world
‘Access is no longer a problem’ but investors wary over low liquidity and opaque default process
Fund managers spot an opportunity following bruising start to the year
Luna 2.0; Taylor Lorenz; Inside RBS; financial conditions.
Central banks’ rate rises, geopolitical risk and slowing growth trigger investors’ stampede for safety
Currencies such as China’s renminbi fall sharply as risks mount for developing economies
London-based emerging markets specialist blames fall in assets on war in Ukraine
Emerging market debt is like the Corvair car - systematically stripped of safety features like structural crash resistance, seat belts, and air bags
Ashmore among those facing withdrawals as investors weigh rising rates and geopolitical events, says BofA
Efforts at sovereign debt relief have stalled at the wrong time
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