What are the risks in #EmergingMarkets?
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Domestic financial conditions depend as much on global financial cycles as domestic monetary policy even with flexible FX. https://twitter.com/elinaribakova/status/1246244018301927428
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Domestic financial conditions depend as much on global financial cycles as domestic monetary policy even with flexible FX. https://twitter.com/elinaribakova/status/1246244018301927428
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It can be due to “original sin” i.e. borrowing in FX directly @upanizza and/or
Due to large shares of FX holdings of local debt @Brad_Setser @adam_tooze @Gavekal via @SoberLook
@helene_rey wrote about it extensively https://www.nber.org/papers/w21162
It can be due to “original sin” i.e. borrowing in FX directly @upanizza and/or
Due to large shares of FX holdings of local debt @Brad_Setser @adam_tooze @Gavekal via @SoberLook
@helene_rey wrote about it extensively https://www.nber.org/papers/w21162
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As a result, many EMs cut rates, but instead see their government curves widening and steepening. @AndrianovaAnna @TheTerminal
As a result, many EMs cut rates, but instead see their government curves widening and steepening. @AndrianovaAnna @TheTerminal
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Benchmark investing may exacerbate run for the exit from #EmergingMarkets. Here an example of weight allocation by some of the key globally followed benchmark for local currency (blue, GBI) and hard currency (green, EMBIG). It explains the holdings above.
Benchmark investing may exacerbate run for the exit from #EmergingMarkets. Here an example of weight allocation by some of the key globally followed benchmark for local currency (blue, GBI) and hard currency (green, EMBIG). It explains the holdings above.
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Counties particularly exposed are those that
a) lack deep domestic long term sources of savings, a great majority of #EmergingMarkets
b) with banking systems already holding a lot of government debt as a share of their assets.
Counties particularly exposed are those that
a) lack deep domestic long term sources of savings, a great majority of #EmergingMarkets
b) with banking systems already holding a lot of government debt as a share of their assets.