RIO DE JANEIRO: Latin America’s bonds are set to make a comeback in 2023, with investors anticipating the ideal time to seize bargains before the US Federal Reserve (Fed) pivot and China’s reopening send them soaring.
Dollar-denominated debt from Latin American governments and companies has handed investors returns of more than 10% so far this quarter, outperforming all other regions in an emerging market (EM) index that has returned 7% in that period.
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