EM Trade Notches Longest Run Since 2008
Emerging market debt trading has entered its longest positive streak since 2008, driven primarily by attractive yield opportunities. According to Cathy Hepworth, head of PGIM's $1.5 trillion emerging-markets debt team, the dominant investment strategy across developing economies is focused on capturing high-yield returns, or "carry" trades.
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‘It’s a Carry World’: EM Trade Notches Longest Run Since 2008
Emerging markets are experiencing their longest positive trading streak since 2008, driven primarily by attractive yield opportunities. Cathy Hepworth, head of PGIM's $1.5 trillion emerging-markets debt team, emphasizes that 'carry'—the income generated from holding higher-yielding assets—is the dominant investment theme across developing economies.
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