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VanEck Blog - Emerging Markets Debt Daily
Emerging Markets Debt DailyJanuary 02, 2020
China – Supporting Green Shoots
Natalia Gurushina, Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income
China’s activity gauges stayed in expansion zone, but authorities offered more policy support in the form of the reserve ratio cut to improve the growth momentum. Argentina issued a government bond to tap the central bank reserves for foreign debt payments.
Emerging Markets Debt DailyDecember 20, 2019
Happy End
by Natalia Gurushina, Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income
Read moreChina surprises the market with a conservative decision to keep its key policy rates unchanged. A sharp correction of Argentina’s current account deficit and the re-profiling of U.S. dollar-denominated local bills strengthens the external backdrop during the debt restructuring talks.
Emerging Markets Debt DailyDecember 19, 2019
Tantrums and Chocolates
by Natalia Gurushina, Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income
Read moreIndonesia’s central bank holds, but monitors capital inflows, growth and external factors. The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to advance the Russia sanctions (DASKA) bill.
Emerging Markets Debt DailyDecember 18, 2019
The Most Boring Day of the Year?
by Natalia Gurushina, Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income
Read moreEmerging markets (EM) central banks are getting more cautious about additional rate cuts. Argentina’s opposition raised objections to the emergency powers bill, but the market is looking through it.
Emerging Markets Debt DailyDecember 17, 2019
Brazil Policy Rate – Taking a Pause
by Natalia Gurushina, Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income
Read moreBrazil’s declining economic slack and upside inflation risks ended the easing cycle. Argentina’s government presented its emergency proposals to the congress.