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Investor enthusiasm for emerging markets wanes

Debt worries and instability has meant a bad start to the year for emerging markets, which are increasingly being passed over by investors. Data from Thomson Reuters shows that hard currency debt sales in emerging markets dropped by a third last month, even though January has historically been a strong month for new issues. Volumes fell…

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