Bloomberg: Emerging Market Sovereign Bond Issuance and Sales Plunge 41%, Supply Shortage Underpins Prices
According to Bloomberg, the issuance and sales of emerging market government bonds contracted significantly in the second half of this year, with the reported decline standing at 41%. Although demand from international investors remains strong and supply shortages are supporting bond prices, the report anticipates that issuance will rebound early next year.
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