Danish high yield appetite hits record low
Danish fund selector enthusiasm about high yield bonds has vanished quickly.
Corporate Bonds
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Emerging markets continue to capture investors
Emerging market bonds and equities continued to enjoy steady net inflows in May, reinforcing a strong trend of renewed investor enthusiasm for emerging markets.
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Emerging market debt appetite stands out
Appetite for emerging market debt has surged in the first half of this year.
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Emerging market debt bulls meet in Paris
Europe’s emerging market debt bulls are especially to be found among French fund selectors,
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Funds flow back to emerging markets
There are signs of a massive turnaround in emerging market fund flows, Morningstar’s freshest data suggest.
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Portuguese fund selectors plan return to EM
Emerging markets are becoming a theme again among European fund selectors. Also in Portugal, appetite for EM stocks and bonds is rebounding.
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French fund buyers plan return to emerging markets
Fund selectors based in Paris will return to the emerging markets in great numbers later this year.
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German fund selectors look for absolute return
German fund selectors turn to absolute return strategies in an attempt to diversify their investments.
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Italians flirt with EMD
Italian fund selectors are again starting to take stealthy looks at emerging market corporate bonds
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Danes see corporate bonds turn corner
More Danish fund selectors are looking to buy developed market credit than selling for the first time since mid-2012, according to EIE research.
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Feast on the east
Investors’ appetite for emerging market corporate bonds has been insatiable in recent years. But is it time to take a more restrained approach to the asset class before indigestion sets in? By Will Jackson