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$230 Billion IMF Windfall Lures Investors Into Riskiest Debt Markets Jul 30 2021, 3:30 PM July 30 2021, 9:30 AM July 30 2021, 3:30 PM (Bloomberg) A windfall of more than $230 billion from the International Monetary Fund for emerging and developing nations is luring investors into the riskiest debt markets. (Bloomberg) A windfall of more than $230 billion from the International Monetary Fund for emerging and developing nations is luring investors into the riskiest debt markets. Countries like Pakistan, Ecuador and Turkey stand to receive a flood of resources to help them deal with Covid-19 health costs. The package is expected to be approved in the coming days. The last time that the Washington-based fund took such an extraordinary step was back in the 2009 financial crisis, and it kicked off a month-long rally in high-yield emerging-market debt. Vontobel Asset Management AG, NN Investment Partners and Union Bancaire Privee Ubp SA say history can rep ....
MONEYWEB app instead? And more broadly supported as countries around the world ramp up spending to offset coronavirus damages. By Bloomberg News 26 Jun 2021 00:55 Image: Nelson Ching/Bloomberg The global investment cycle is set to become less dependent on China and more broadly supported as countries around the world ramp up spending to offset coronavirus damages, Citigroup said. China alone contributed to 47% of global investment growth on average in the years from 2010 through 2019, and 33% of global GDP, Citigroup economists led by David Lubin wrote in a report. But that era of China-dependence will come to an end, they say, given the strong fiscal and monetary policy stimulus elsewhere. The contribution of advanced economies to global GDP will surpass that of emerging markets in 2021 for the first time since 2006, Citi estimates. ....