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The shift away from emerging markets reflects an eclipsing of economics by politics
US Treasury exchange traded funds draw nearly $30bn of inflows in September
World Bank warns some high-debt, low-income nations face ‘nightmare’ rolling over their bonds
£4bn in assets under management in UK retail funds focused on India and the subcontinent
Analysts are asking how much of the country’s buoyancy is priced in to valuations
Borrowing costs for Jordan and Egypt rise as investors price in greater risk for owning their bonds
Inclusion expected to drive billions of dollars of inflows in rupee-denominated debt
Higher prices can even be beneficial to some — and their investors
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Central bank devalues peso by 18% against the dollar to reassure anxious investors
Has it been eliminated, ameliorated or just shifted?
Progress in restructuring talks in Zambia and Sri Lanka has fuelled a broader rally in beaten-down assets
Clumping the developing world together obscures economic risks and opportunities
Investors have started taking note of the best-performing fixed income investments so far this year
Net inflows into ‘ex-China’ emerging markets exceed those into China for first time since 2017, according to Goldman Sachs data
First significant privatisations aimed at raising foreign currency revenue to shore up its pound
Investors price in rate cuts in Latin America and eastern Europe as west tightens
High interest rates and falling inflation fuel big rally in region’s markets
Emerging markets are proving less vulnerable to rising interest rates than many analysts feared
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Regional economies are becoming less correlated with their giant neighbour
Mercer predicts money will flow to non-aligned states that have dodged geopolitical crossfire
Falling inflation and high interest rates in emerging markets attract investor flows
Banking turmoil has driven up spreads on sovereign bond yields over US Treasuries to levels that impair ability to raise funds
Economists say more countries likely to follow Egypt, Pakistan and Lebanon in letting currencies weaken
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