Emerging European bonds: The music plays on
Emerging European bonds continue to rally read more at Reutersread more at Emerging European bonds: The music plays on
View ArticleSouth African rand slides as labour unrest grows
Strikes, falling platinum prices and unrest weighs on the South African rand. read more at Reutersread more at South African rand slides as labour unrest grows
View ArticlePaid for the risk? Egypt’s tempting pound
The Egyptian pound is battered but some like its yield read more at Reutersread more at Paid for the risk? Egypt’s tempting pound
View ArticleTurkey’s (investment grade)bond market
The benefits of investment grade to Turkey read more at Reutersread more at Turkey’s (investment grade)bond market
View ArticleEmerging corporate debt: still booming
Emerging market corporate bonds are still booming and any tapering of U.S. bond buying may not totally remove the gloss from the market. read more at Reutersread more at Emerging corporate debt: still...
View ArticleNot all emerging currencies are equal
Among emerging markets, Russia and Mexico currencies look like the most vulnerable to blowback from Fed tightening. read more at Reutersread more at Not all emerging currencies are equal
View ArticleSouth Africa’s perfect storm
Of all the emerging currency and bond markets that are feeling the heat from the dollar’s rise, none is suffering more than South Africa. read more at Reutersread more at South Africa’s perfect storm
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Bitcoin vs Fiat: The future
Subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.goldmoney.com/gold-research.html Episode 127: Félix Moreno interviews Tuur Demeester, editor of the Macrotrends (macrotrends.be/) and author of the paper The...
View ArticleEmerging local debt: hedges needed
The fierce selloff that hit emerging market local currency debt last month was possibly down to low levels of currency hedging by investors, JPMorgan says. read more at Reutersread more at Emerging...
View ArticleNo more currency war. Mantega dumps the IOF
Brazil has repealed the IOF tax imposed to stop hot money flows. It now needs all the inflows it can get read more at Reutersread more at No more currency war. Mantega dumps the IOF
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