Sentences with phrase «emerging market governments»

Right now, bonds issued by emerging market governments in their local currencies appear to offer far and away the most compelling investment opportunity.
Gold - backed currencies are for limited governments, and in general, most emerging market governments don't think that way.
Emerging market governments often gear their monetary policy to aid their exporters, which forces them to absorb the loose or tight monetary policy of the developed nations.
Apparently the launch was delayed by more than a year because Vanguard didn't like the indexes available for e.m. bonds, so they commissioned a new one: Barclays USD Emerging Markets Government RIC Capped Index.
While the new Total International Bond Index Fund is, overall, fairly similar to the domestic Total Bond Market Index Fund, Vanguard's new Emerging Markets Government Bond Index Fund is an entirely different beast due to its level of credit risk and its corresponding yield.
Thus, many emerging market governments and businesses issue debt securities denominated in US dollars to attract international interest.
The debt is re-packaged for investors as a «safe» diversified portfolio of «emerging market government debt
Vanguard Emerging Markets Government Bond Index Fund (VGOVX) and its ETF clone (VWOB) will launch in early June.
In early 2012, Vanguard will introduce two broadly diversified international bond funds, which are to be named: the Vanguard Total International Bond Index Fund and the Vanguard Emerging Markets Government Bond Index Fund.
Likewise, emerging market government have had some time to plan for contingency measures to better contain any capital outflows and reassure investors.
Barclays announced this week that about $ 14 billion in Nigerian debt could enter the emerging market government bond index in 2013.
Emerging Market government bonds (If you want risk, stick to the less popular ones, like Venezuela, Argentina, Lebanon, Turkey, or just invest in a broad index ETF like EMB)
Governance standards are not up to snuff, but the emerging market governments are running better economic policies than most of the developed countries.
Emerging market government bonds have a significantly higher correlation to U.S. investment grade bonds than high - yield U.S. corporate bonds do.
The purchase charge for the Total International Bond Fund will be 0.25 %, and the purchase charge for the Emerging Markets Government Bond Fund will be 0.75 %.
Check out funds such as Fidelity New Markets Income Fund and Vanguard Emerging Markets Government Bond Index Fund.
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