As an asset class, emerging markets corporate debt has shown quite a bit of resiliency. Longer term, we think the COVID-19 crisis will likely accelerate trends that were already underway.
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Attractive EMD Entry Point After COVID-19 Shock
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As the markets continue to look for something on which to focus, I believe it is a good time to...
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