Emerging governments’ bonds gave long-term investors surprisingly good returns—but the long term was 200 years, Jmackin2 writes
The past year has been grim for emerging markets, with currency collapses, IMF rescues and Venezuela’s descent toward anarchy. Investors seem happy to move on: The main emerging market hard-currency bond index passed its January 2018 level on Friday to set a new high.
The rebound in emerging market bonds came as the U.S. Federal Reserve retreated from talk of higher interest rates and the dollar fell from postcrisis highs against emerging market currencies, making hard-currency bonds easier to service. But just as important...
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