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Fund could spur growth in emerging markets by prioritising pension, regulatory and index reform
Ashmore crunches 20 years of news to find that media ‘frenzies’ are good opportunities
Having the world’s reserve currency has allowed the US to make policy mistakes with near impunity
Emerging market currencies, debt and stocks set to step out from greenback’s shadow
A reversal of globalisation imperils the post-cold war trend towards tamer inflation
Yield gap with EM sovereign bonds at lowest level since 2006
Move comes even as developed world bond yields remain abnormally low
Green light into JPMorgan benchmark would pave way for ‘at least $45bn’ of inflows
Credit ratings, illiquidity and capital controls conspire against EM issuers
President’s actions will have knock-on effect for corporate borrowers globally
Return on equity hit by weak trade and growth and rising borrowing costs
Repayment of interest and principal may exceed issuance, buoying the market
Fall in renminbi due to unwinding of the carry trade and companies paying down dollar debt, BIS says
Active managers might be providing first signs of bullishness
The deterioration of diplomatic relations in the Middle East is causing concern
BIS paper finds no unfair treatment, but argument rages on
Repayments to investors now outstripping new issuance
The continent’s growing exposure to the global market has left it vulnerable
Borrowers are taking advantage of historically low interest rates to finance infrastructure
Demand for tail-risk protection pushes emerging market linkers above fair value
JPMorgan believes both heavyweights have more leeway than other emerging market countries
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