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  • 5 days ago | bloomberg.com | Matthew Burgess |Marcus Wong |Miaojung Lin

    (Bloomberg) -- Bonds in Australia and Singapore are getting a lift as questions about the appeal of US Treasuries send investors toward top-rated alternatives. Strategists and portfolio managers are re-examining whether Treasuries offer enough compensation, a rare challenge to the world’s largest bond market after a recent ratings downgrade and fears that a proposed tax bill may hit foreign investors.

  • 1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Maria Elena Vizcaino |Jorgelina do Rosario |Marcus Wong

    A gauge of emerging market currencies jumped to the highest in almost seven months and its stocks counterpart advanced for a third day on growing optimism the worst of President Donald Trump ’s trade war is over. The Malaysian ringgit and Taiwanese dollar led the advance as the White House said Trump is on track to ease the impact of his auto tariffs. That’s added to signs that the punishing levies he threatened in early April will be further unwound.

  • 1 month ago | fa-mag.com | Srinivasan Sivabalan |Matthew Burgess |Marcus Wong

    Emerging market local-currency bonds are being tipped to beat their dollar-denominated peers despite offering lower yields than even US Treasuries. The securities have had the best start to the year since 2022 against their dollar rivals, as global trade turmoil boosts expectations for interest-rate cuts in developing nations and cools inflation by pushing down oil prices. Dollar bonds meanwhile have underperformed as US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats weigh on the greenback.

  • 1 month ago | ca.finance.yahoo.com | Marcus Wong |Matthew Burgess |Srinivasan Sivabalan

    (Bloomberg) -- Emerging market local-currency bonds are being tipped to beat their dollar-denominated peers despite offering lower yields than even US Treasuries. • Why the Best Bike Lanes Always Get BlamedThe securities have had the best start to the year since 2022 against their dollar rivals, as global trade turmoil boosts expectations for interest-rate cuts in developing nations and cools inflation by pushing down oil prices.

  • 1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Marcus Wong |Matthew Burgess |Srinivasan Sivabalan

    (Bloomberg) -- Emerging market local-currency bonds are being tipped to beat their dollar-denominated peers despite offering lower yields than even US Treasuries. The securities have had the best start to the year since 2022 against their dollar rivals, as global trade turmoil boosts expectations for interest-rate cuts in developing nations and cools inflation by pushing down oil prices.

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