High-yielding Asian bonds find favour


Brightening outlook: President Widodo is cutting red tape and boosting revenue with a tax amnesty. – Bloomberg

FUNDS are returning to Asia after the knee-jerk withdrawal following Donald Trump’s election as US president, and declining volatility means debt in India, Indonesia and South Korea are attractive, money managers say.

BlackRock Inc, Aberdeen Asset Management Plc and Aviva Investors share their views on picks in Asia, the impact of President Trump, the outlook for Asian central banks and the US dollar:

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