(Reuters) - Overall emerging markets returns climbed 0.32 percent on JP
Morgan's EMBI+ index , while yield spreads over U.S.
Treasuries, an important measure of risk aversion, tightened 2
basis points to 151 basis points, close to an all-time low of
149 basis points.
Brazil's portion of the index tightened 4 basis points, to a
new record low of just 137 basis points, while the country's
global bond due 2040, the most liquid emerging
market paper, rallied 0.438 point to be bid 131.938.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
Morgan's EMBI+ index , while yield spreads over U.S.
Treasuries, an important measure of risk aversion, tightened 2
basis points to 151 basis points, close to an all-time low of
149 basis points.
Brazil's portion of the index tightened 4 basis points, to a
new record low of just 137 basis points, while the country's
global bond due 2040
market paper, rallied 0.438 point to be bid 131.938.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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