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The heading refers to the number of times I had holes made in my Baby Bonds/PFDs ladder due to Calls and the trades I had to do to fix it. The biggest "trades" during the quarter were the ones I failed to pull the trigger on. These “mistakes” are covered. I have deci...
Emerging markets bonds historically do well in a rising interest rate environment. The U.S. is on track to potentially grow faster than China in 2021, in our view. Emerging markets economies tend to benefit from U.S. twin deficits. For further details see: Fortify Your 4...
Initial signs may appear as base effects and higher commodity prices push headline inflation in advanced economies temporarily higher. With massive stimulus funds sloshing around the global economy, it's prudent to be prepared - and that means staying active. With the right strate...
Rising rates have been top of mind for income investors since the start of the year. The usual approach to rising rates has two problems. It fails to distinguish between two different rising rate environments and their different impact on assets. And it uses the textbook definitio...
Fundamentals are in place for a major EM crisis, and I see reasonable probabilities of an unfolding crisis in Turkey providing the catalyst. Meanwhile, complacency in "developed" markets remains formidable. Is systemic crisis even possible while the major central banks are running ful...
We believe the Brazilian bond market has overpriced policy tightening over the next 12 to 18 months. Real rates will likely remain quite low for some time given the protracted post-COVID recovery and available spare capacity in the economy. While Brazil is among the first major EM...
Considering the major jump in volatility at the end of February, for our latest survey we sought an updated consensus over the managers' thoughts on the speed of economic recovery. Additionally, we asked what their inflation expectations going forward are, and whether higher rates in ...
13 out of 23 CEF sectors positive on price and 13 out of 23 sectors positive on NAV last week. MLPs lead while commodities lag. BSTZ/BMEZ boosts distributions by +48.7% and +45.0% respectively. For further details see: Weekly Closed-End Fund Roundup: March 7, 2021
In reaction to the COVID-19 outbreak last March, emerging markets (EMs) initially sold off more sharply than developed markets (DMs), but saw a stronger recovery owed to higher commodity prices and robust demand from China. Continued performance in EMs is likely to be driven by a weak...
Emerging markets debt could benefit in 2021 from a favorable combination of factors - such as improving global growth and ample liquidity conditions. The positive global macro backdrop should be conducive to risk-taking that encourages a rotation away from safe havens such as the U.S....
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Nuveen Emerging Markets Debt 2022 Target Term Fund (NYSE: JEMD) completed its termination and liquidation following the close of business on December 1, 2022. The termination and liquidation was performed in accordance with the fund’s investment objectives and organizational documents, con...
Nuveen Emerging Markets Debt 2022 Target Term Fund (NYSE: JEMD) today announced new details concerning its liquidation. Consistent with its investment objectives and organizational documents, the fund plans to terminate its existence and liquidate on or about December 1, 2022. A...
Fourth paragraph should be removed and the code at the end of the release should be updated to EPS-2227364CR-E0622X (instead of: The fund has also completed the process of redeeming and retiring its leverage in anticipation of its termination date and EPS-2224638PR-E0622X.). Th...