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EDZ / Outflow From EM Bonds Could Translate to Strength for EDZ

A strong dollar and rising global inflation have hit emerging market (EM) equities with a two-punch combination thus far in 2022. This combination is also translating into weakness in the EM bond market, which could outline a path for gains in inverse exchange traded funds (ETFs). Read More

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Posted: Jul 15 2022, 11:50

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