The case for Emerging Markets external debt is solid. The long-term risk-reward has been and remains compelling. The outlook over the medium-term also favours the asset class as the unwinding of distortions in global bond markets attributable to Quantitat

Picture yourself in charge of the government of a rich country.

Chinese local currency government bonds enter the Bloomberg Ag next month.

IMF recently lowered its growth rate forecast for the global economy.

Emerging Markets (EM) fixed income should deliver compounded returns ranging from 30% to 60% in Dollar terms over the 2019-2023 investment horizon as markets revert to unwinding the so-called QE trades

The recent volatility in US stocks may be a warning that the US business cycle expansion is moving into its late stages.

The US mid-term election outcome was broadly in line with expectations as the Democrats took control of the House of Representatives, while the Republicans retained the Senate.

A new study shows strong empirical evidence in favour of Emerging Markets (EM) economic convergence, which is arguably the single most important fundamental rationale for allocating to the EM asset class.

The 2018 sell-off in EM local markets is more than a mere conventional ‘buy the dip’ opportunity.

The size of the Emerging Markets (EM) equity universe is significant. It is evolving quickly and becoming more sophisticated as EM broaden, deepen and liberalise, better reflecting their underlying economic growth drivers.

This is the 7th annual review of the Emerging Markets (EM) fixed income asset class.

A new consultation exercise regarding important changes to the two most used EM fixed income benchmark indices is underway.

A solution to the Korean Conflict is about a quarter of a century overdue, but now there is movement.

Chinese bonds will enter the Global Ag index less than a year from now.

Emerging Markets (EM) today are the world’s primary drivers of global growth and wealth accumulation.

A recent pullback in markets has produced the best entry point for more than two years in EM fixed income.

Data no longer supports the conventional thesis of Emerging Markets (EM) as a pure commodity play.

It was announced on 28 March that Saudi Arabia will be a constituent of the FTSE Emerging Markets index.