(Bloomberg) -- Emerging-market bonds declined,
pushing yields over U.S. Treasuries to the widest in more than a
year, as investors reduced holdings of riskier securities.
Developing nation debt has declined for five days as growing
losses in so-called collateralized debt obligations backed by
subprime mortgages trigger risk aversion. Argentine and
Venezuelan bonds, among the riskiest in emerging markets, led
losses.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
pushing yields over U.S. Treasuries to the widest in more than a
year, as investors reduced holdings of riskier securities.
Developing nation debt has declined for five days as growing
losses in so-called collateralized debt obligations backed by
subprime mortgages trigger risk aversion. Argentine and
Venezuelan bonds, among the riskiest in emerging markets, led
losses.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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