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VanEck Blog - Emerging Markets Debt Daily
Emerging Markets Debt DailyMarch 30, 2020
China Scales Up Stimulus
Natalia Gurushina, Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income
China’s central bank unexpectedly cut its 7-day reverse repo rate, while the Politburo authorized a wider fiscal deficit. Moody’s downgraded South Africa to sub-investment grade, which might lead to additional outflows due to index exclusion.
Emerging Markets Debt DailyMarch 27, 2020
Rating Agencies Strike Back
by Natalia Gurushina, Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income
Read moreS&P downgraded several sovereigns and corporates with strong oil connections and/or weak macro and policy buffers. India, Malaysia and the Czech Republic announced further fiscal and monetary stimulus.
Emerging Markets Debt DailyMarch 26, 2020
Global “Wall of Liquidity” – How Big Can it Get?
by Natalia Gurushina, Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income
Read moreThe global fiscal and monetary policy support now exceeds 3% of the world GDP on each side. Russia delivered an unusual revenue-neutral fiscal stimulus package.
Emerging Markets Debt DailyMarch 25, 2020
South Africa Jumps on QE Bandwagon
by Natalia Gurushina, Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income
Read moreSouth Africa’s central bank decided to buy government debt on the secondary market to support financial stability. Brazil is making progress in approving the “war budget” constitutional amendment.
Emerging Markets Debt DailyMarch 24, 2020
EM Quantitative Easing Becomes Mainstream
by Natalia Gurushina, Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income
Read moreEM central banks are actively adopting unconventional policy tools to minimize the virus’s impact on growth and financial stability. China’s activity is turning the corner, but the external slump remains a major risk.