Money is continuing to pour into emerging market bond funds, subduing the cost of borrowing for developing countries and underlining the shift in economic power away from the western heavyweights of the financial system.
Eight consecutive weeks of net inflows have taken the total invested in these funds this year to $7.9bn, according to EPFR, the fund data provider.
This has reduced the yield on emerging market dollar-denominated sovereign and corporate debt to 5.48 per cent on average, from 6.14 per cent a year ago, at a time when aggregate global yields have edged up, according to calculations by Barclays Capital for the FT.
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