IEMV News and Press, Invesco Emerging Markets Debt Value ETF Invesco Exchange-Traded Self-Indexed Fund Trust From 11/20/19

By Carol Lye Cheap valuations in late 2018 had set the stage for an emerging market recovery, and finally receiving a lifeline this year. The Federal Reserve (Fed) cut rates three times totaling 75 basis points (bps), and equally important, oil prices stayed relatively flattish. As such, e...

By Justin Leverenz and Tan Nguyen Executive Summary There is a widely held perception that emerging market ((EM)) debt growth was spread broadly across markets. The truth is that the growth in the past decade has been focused almost entirely in China. EM economies have low lev...

(Source - Pexels ) There are few areas of the bond market that investors like more than dollar-denominated emerging market sovereign bonds. They carry no direct currency risk and have steadily paid a yield of around 6% since 2010 despite falling rates in developed markets. For many, EM bond...

We believe one of the most attractive features of emerging markets debt, from a portfolio construction perspective, is the diversification potential it can provide. Within emerging markets debt, local currency bonds have historically provided the greatest diversification benefit compared to U....