AEMB / Here's an Alternate Way to Get Emerging Market Bond Exposure

Given the current geopolitical risks swirling around emerging markets (EM), investors may want to avoid the EM assets altogether. But if yield and ris more_horizontal

The capital markets expect the U.S. Federal Reserve to eventually pivot from its tight monetary policy options. Therefore, fixed income investors shou more_horizontal

Central banks in emerging market (EM) countries are already cutting rates, supporting the case for investor allocation into the emerging markets bonds more_horizontal

The emerging market (EM) bonds space could be looking more attractive as central banks may be loosening monetary policy, but inclement weather could p more_horizontal

Confidence in emerging markets (EM) debt is returning as more fixed income investors are seeking higher yield options as the U.S. Federal Reserve dece more_horizontal

While the expectation in the capital markets is that inflation will eventually subside and interest rates will fall, fixed income investors may still more_horizontal

The emerging markets theme has been one of the hottest of the new year so far, with equities and bonds alike drawing attention from ETF investors. Wit more_horizontal

When it comes to diversifying a bond portfolio, getting emerging markets (EM) exposure doesn't have to be a daunting task. Despite headwinds like a ri more_horizontal