Investors are pouring money into emerging markets from Chinese equities to the Chilean peso at the fastest clip in a year
Investors are pouring money into emerging markets at the fastest clip in a year, highlighting how many have regained their taste for risk just months after selling buffeted global indexes.
Fueled by a cautious shift from the world’s central banks and easing fears over global trade, portfolio managers are snapping up everything from Chinese equities to the Chilean peso in a world-wide hunt for yield. Investors have piled around $86 billion into emerging markets stocks and bonds this year, more than in the last nine months...
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