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Emerging market debt shows first signs of comeback
Duncan Kerr
27 Aug 2008
27 Aug 2008
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11:38 GMT
Emerging market sovereigns and companies are expected to sell $70bn (€48bn) of new bonds in the remaining months of the year, helping support trading volumes in the asset-class, which dropped back sharply in the second quarter compared to a year earlier, according to new research.
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