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There are an increasing number of issuers coming to the market in Argentina. Whilst high quality corporates will not be too significantly affected by the skewed pricing that has resulted from the number of issuances, smaller corporates and provinces may need to offer significant yields to attract demand.
20 Jun 2016
Although developed market bond yields are hovering around the 1% mark and are even pushing into negative territory for some countries’ sovereign bonds, there is unlikely to be an uptake in better yielding emerging market debt from DM investors. Nevertheless, EM assets do constitute part of global high yield and global investment grade portfolios.
20 Jun 2016
Emerging market debt trading volumes have surpassed the previous year’s figures on an improving risk sentiment amongst investors. Brazil in particular saw its Eurobonds being widely traded as yield hungry investors took advantage of the country’s recent economic situation.
17 Jun 2016
Although many African borrowers encounter difficulties when borrowing in foreign currencies due to oil prices, exchange rates and high levels of leverage, multilateral lending does provide access to wider funding, and the sukuk markets could widen a borrowers’ investor base.
17 Jun 2016
The progression from international investing to the creation of a specific emerging markets investment category actually evolved over a long period of time and reflects the interesting evolution of global investing in general.
16 Jun 2016
Russian corporates face large upcoming debt maturity repayments over the coming years, with the markets seeing a sharp rise in corporate debt buybacks. However, as many Russian entities have acquired large dollar reserves from previous issuances, many Russian bond buybacks are likely to be funded by reserves.
16 Jun 2016
The GCC’s banking sector has, despite higher lending costs, seen a steady growth in the loan markets. As a result of this the sector has also seen a small increase in total assets, which has in turn been supported by the region’s bond markets.
16 Jun 2016
Emerging market debt levels are on the rise. Public sector debt has grown substantially, largely from countries reliant on commodity exports. However the real concern is over EM private sector debts, which since the financial crash have been steadily increasing.
15 Jun 2016
The slow rise in the price of oil has had an effect on petrocurrencies across both developed and emerging markets, but not to a significant extent. The losses these currencies incurred resulting from the collapse in oil prices has offset any gain they are likely to see in the near future, although unpegged currencies will ultimately perform better than their pegged counterparts.
15 Jun 2016
Investor concerns over Brexit are causing short term volatility in LatAm assets, and the long term effects of Brexit could cause global volatility in the region and beyond.
14 Jun 2016