EDD News and Press, Morgan Stanley Emerging Markets Domestic Debt Fund Inc. From 09/27/22

Summary New York Climate Week acknowledged the challenges the energy crisis has brought but emphasised the importance of rolling out clean energy faster under this context. Businesses need to think long-term, target short-term, disclose quality sustainability data, collaborate to ...

Summary Last week brought the third consecutive 75-basis point rate hike from the U.S. Federal Reserve. The week also brought more signs of this rapid hiking cycle reverberating worldwide. We think credit spreads can offer a remunerative and relatively calm haven amid the vola...

Summary The effects of volatility in 2022 have been felt by investors globally — however, there may be opportunities to be selective within emerging markets. Accessing less-volatile stocks in emerging markets through minimum volatility ETFs may be attractive as a way to mai...

Morgan Stanley Emerging Markets Domestic Debt Fund ( NYSE: EDD ) declares $0.07/share quarterly dividend , in line with previous. Forward yield 6.36% Payable Oct. 14; for shareholders of record Sept. 30; ex-div Sept. 29. See EDD Dividend Scorecard, Yield Char...

Summary In emerging markets valuations look attractive today after the losses across financial markets early this year. PIMCO’s investment process is founded upon our macroeconomic outlook and our in-house country and credit research. Although lower-quality frontier mar...

A climate mitigation policy mix of carbon taxes, green subsidies, and infrastructure investment could reduce global balances by a quarter by 2027. Global interest rates are also likely to fall in the longer term because of the decline in investment in fossil fuels, following an initia...

We now believe that EM debt could represent a buying opportunity for investors looking to take advantage of higher yields and improved valuations. The speed and extent of further monetary tightening in the United States are uncertain, and as a result, there are concerns about the impa...

In the second quarter, we've seen double-digit negative returns across the fixed income landscape. For corporate bonds on the investment-grade side of things, we've seen spreads tick 160. A lot of what's going on right now is just the aftermath of a pandemic that's disrupted the h...

The global economy and financial markets have suffered a dreadful H1 2022, ravaged by a severe commodity shock, strict COVID-19 lockdowns in the world’s second-largest economy, and one of the most aggressive Fed tightening cycles in recent history. H2 looks equally tough. In it...

Based on monetary trends and the early reaction in the economy, we anticipate a slowing growth environment in the U.S., with rising recession risk that depends on the extent of frontloaded Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. Following the initial COVID shock in 2020, investment grade...