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JOHANNESBURG/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Emerging market currencies of commodity-exporting nations are set to firm over the next 12 months as the world recovers from the coronavirus pandemic - and despite recent rises in U.S. Treasury yields, a Reuters poll found on Thursday.
FILE PHOTO: A money changer holds Peruvian Sol bills at a street in downtown Lima, Peru, December 15, 2017. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo
High-beta emerging market currencies, which last year achieved their best year since 2017 with gains of over 3%, have been in question after the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield hit a one-year high last week.
Still, as investors ponder whether the world is entering a commodities cyclical upturn or a new supercycle, commodity-linked currencies are already firmer due to expectations of a boom.
Emerging commodity exporter currencies to firm despite US yield appeal
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