
Selcuk Gokoluk
Emerging Markets Reporter at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg Emerging Markets Reporter
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Selcuk Gokoluk |Vinicius Andrade |Vinícius Andrade
Seven junk-rated sovereigns, including Sri Lanka, were down more than 10%. (Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump’s tariffs swept emerging-market debt lower across the board, with sovereign and corporate dollar-denominated bonds of every country posting losses month to date.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Selcuk Gokoluk |Vinicius Andrade |Vinícius Andrade |Carolina Wilson |Chris Ratcliffe
Bloomberg — La reacción en Estados Unidos sobre las cuestiones climáticas está afectando la capacidad de muchos mercados emergentes de recaudar fondos para proyectos ambientales. Sus ventas de bonos verdes se han reducido aproximadamente un tercio en 2025, hasta los US$8.000 millones, el inicio de año más lento desde 2022, excluyendo la emisión de China, según datos recopilados por Bloomberg.
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3 weeks ago |
financialpost.com | Selcuk Gokoluk |Matthew Burgess
Asian economies were heavily targeted by the US president’s so-called “discounted reciprocal” tariffs, with Thailand facing a 36% levy on its exports and Vietnam slapped with a 46% duty. Some of the poorest countries were punished for their trade imbalances with the US, with Cambodia’s tariffs set at 49% and the tiny African kingdom of Lesotho charged 50%. Even Israel, despite its status as America’s closest ally in the Middle East, had a 17% levy placed on its exports.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Selcuk Gokoluk
TT International, a London-based investment firm owned by Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc., launched a macro hedge fund for emerging markets to benefit from increased volatility and higher political risk. The new strategy will be managed by a six-person team led by Jean-Charles Sambor, who left BNP Paribas Asset Management last year, and an EM investment specialist. The move follows the launch of two other EM debt strategies about three months ago.
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3 weeks ago |
detroitnews.com | Selcuk Gokoluk |Carolina Wilson
BUSINESSSelcuk Gokoluk, Vinícius Andrade and Carolina WilsonBloombergView Comments The backlash in the US on climate issues is hitting the ability of many emerging markets to raise funds for environmental projects. Their sales of green bonds have fallen by about a third in 2025 to $8 billion, the slowest start to a year since 2022, when excluding China’s issuance, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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