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The question today is, should you avoid CEF IPOs? From the data we have compiled, it seems that the averages come to be quite flat and it largely depends on the circumstances of its launch. One potential way to play this could be buying on day 1 and selling after 1-month of holdin...
With greater clarity on the sustainability of the economic recovery, we also saw the opportunity set across markets broaden to include sectors beyond those seen as the primary beneficiaries of an economic reopening. As expected, the recovery hasn't been smooth sailing for all, with su...
Emerging markets offer attractive alternatives to fixed income investors searching for yield amid the trillions of dollars of negative-, zero-, and low-yielding debt globally. Within emerging market hard currency investment grade bonds, we think it is prudent to be shorter duration or...
We stick to our pro-risk stance and tweak our tactical views as the U.S. leads a powerful global economic restart and our new nominal theme plays out. Stocks were little changed on the week as markets digested strong first-quarter earnings reports and bond yields eased. The Federa...
Unlike in previous quarters, the sharp improvement in growth expectations resulted in higher government bond yields globally. EMD hard currency valuations remain attractive. The U.S.-dollar-denominated sovereign curve in Egypt is one of the steepest in the investable universe. ...
The IMF has called on countries to spend as much as they can to protect the vulnerable and limit long-lasting damage to economies, stressing the need for spending to be well-targeted. In an earlier paper we showed that, provided fiscal space remains ample, countries should not run lar...
We see the restart, stabilizing U.S. Treasury yields and relatively cheap valuations boosting emerging market (EM) assets after a choppy start to 2021. U.S. stocks hit record highs and 10-year Treasury yields fell to the lowest level in more than a month. Major U.S. banks reported pos...
The fixed income world is beginning to undergo a multiyear transition as aggressive monetary accommodation and government spending across key economies drive higher near-term economic growth rates. The result could be a shift to higher real rates as output gaps narrow, as well as mode...
The first quarter of 2021 brought what the Asset Allocation Committee expected, and as it looks to the next six to 12 months, it faces two questions. Do we think the economy will overheat, pushing bond yields to levels that unsettle equity markets or even force central banks to stifle...
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...
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Nuveen Emerging Markets Debt 2022 Target Term Fund of Beneficial Interest $0.01 par value per share Company Name:
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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...