US policy volatility has sent money managers scouring the world for alternatives, propelling local bonds from emerging-market countries to their best first half in 16 years.

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Experts have raised concerns over India’s ability to withstand competition from regional peers, with cheaper valuations and ...

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Emerging market debt sales boomed in the first half of the year, defying tariff tantrums, missile attacks and gyrating oil ...

The Gulf, led by behemoth Saudi Arabia, issued just over 40% of CEEMEA debt, bankers said, as companies and countries took ...

The World Bank and the IDB jointly developed the Amazonia Bond Issuance Guide¬lines (Guidelines) to provide guidance and ...

A core tenet of sovereign debt investment is that strong institutions keep down a country’s borrowing costs and vice versa.

Managers with more appetite for risk and higher foreign-currency exposure fared well. Within the emerging-market bond ...