Emerging Market Debt: Wind Against the Tide (J.P. Morgan AM)

Our title refers to a condition that frequently leads to rougher water. We see the market’s steadier fundamentals (tide) coming into conflict with outflows (wind), which has raised volatility in the period. READ MORE

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