EM bonds poised for stronger run


EMERGING-MARKET (EM) bonds could have more room to run in the months ahead as investors look beyond the US dollar for returns and protection against growing concerns over America’s fiscal position.

The asset class is already outperforming developed-market bonds this year, and fund managers believe the renewed “dollar debasement trade” could bring another wave of money into EM currencies and local debt.

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