Emerging Markets

International institutional investors bypassed Nigeria's world-leading stock market this year, directing capital into sovereign debt drawn by high yields across the curve.

Chile returns to external financing weeks after congressional approval of a higher borrowing limit, signaling persistent fiscal demand and a push to secure capital.

Moscow shifts toward growth stimulus, accepting higher inflation risk as Ukrainian drone attacks erode refining capacity and supply chains.

The Jakarta Composite Index rose 1.7 percent, pushing its year-to-date gain to 19.5 percent, as Fitch maintained Indonesia's investment-grade sovereign credit rating with a stable outlook.

Giza pyramids heavyweight match brings foreign currency inflows as Cairo pursues tourism revenue to support sovereign bonds yielding 19.5 percent

Emerging market sovereign debt spreads compressed this week as geopolitical risk premiums declined across fixed income portfolios

An Indian appeals tribunal's dismissal of Vedanta's challenge to Adani's Jaiprakash bid underscores strengthening legal certainty in emerging markets, potentially tightening corporate credit spreads and attracting foreign capital flows into the region.

Persistent price pressures and surging foreign interest challenge the Banco Central do Brasil's monetary policy framework, driving volatility in local fixed income.

Singapore Airlines' intervention at Air India underscores capital flow dynamics and operational imperatives impacting inflation and monetary policy trajectories across developed and emerging economies.

India's central bank directs state oil refiners to use a special credit facility for dollar purchases, leading to significant rupee gains and recalibrating market expectations for Indian assets.

Hedge fund MS Capital's new $1 billion mandate for China signals institutional re-evaluation of emerging market debt, potentially shifting global capital allocations