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Just one dollar bond sold since heavily indebted company’s missed payment shook markets
Providers are unimpressed by size or economic might but ease of international investment is key
In the topsy-turvy world of developing world debt issuance, good times never seem to last
Where stagflation hits hardest
Ankara raised $2.3bn in a bond deal this week but many remain sceptical of Erdogan government
Assets pour into vehicles that exclude China in wake of Beijing’s regulatory crackdown
Some see EM pain as overdone after ‘lost decade’ compared with US and European equities
Asset manager’s research division says second-largest market is no longer an emerging nation
Few expect rerun of 2013 emerging-market shock but Fed shift and China slowdown pose risks
Correlation with performance of commodities breaks down
Healthy yields keep buyers returning for more
There is a, just barely, contrarian case for bullishness on EMs
Pharo Management pares losses but main funds still in the red this year
Assets’ modish qualities as inflation hedges come at a price — linkage to the commodity cycle
European Investment Bank issues its first frontier local currency note as demand rises
Survey shows willingness to buy equities, corporate bonds and emerging market debt
Retail investors are increasing their exposure, hoping to anticipate a post-pandemic recovery
Risks are rising for developing nations after a blockbuster start to the year
Trading volumes multiply as investor activism spreads to the region
Didi Chuxing and Tokopedia among those set to launch IPOs on back of listings boom
They may not be as fast a growth story as you think
Analysts say this week’s Fed meeting will be among the ‘most important in a very long time’
Financing costs eat up growing share of government revenues in many developing nations
‘Honeymoon’ period that followed first vaccine approvals in autumn comes to abrupt end
Some countries will find it difficult to match the fiscal expansion and central bank support in developed economies
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