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China and other big emerging economies are slowing down; this will hit some developed markets more than others

One emerging market has escaped the capital outflows that have affected the rest of its peers, a strategist at ING says

Emerging markets are in better positions now than they were in 2008 to withstand external shocks. But some of them are still vulnerable, research finds

Volatility in bond markets has increased since talk about the Federal Reserve's plans to stop printing money. But analysts say look to Japan, rather than the US

Secondary market selling of covered bonds slowed a little on Friday ahead of the US payrolls report. But bankers say the US data won’t make much of a difference as further selling is likely. In the primary market there is concern that if a deal is incorrectly priced, it will add to problems and potentially close the funding window for other issuers

Companies in emerging markets are likely to increase spending and investment this year, a survey of senior finance executives shows

A new indicator that tracks emerging market companies' expectations for activity in the year ahead rose, although it remained at a weak level

Scotiabank filed for SEC registration this week, increasing the likelihood of other issuers filing programmes with the SEC, a US lawyer told The Cover on Thursday.

The Australian dollar is likely to weaken substantially as the central bank will have to cut interest rates towards global levels, a currency investor said

The recent jump in yields of emerging market debt caused by a rise in US Treasury yields could feed through into central bank reaction in the emerging world

Santander Chile is set to issue Chile’s first domestic covered bond this month. It will be triple-A rated and have a 15 year maturity. Meanwhile in Canada, Bank of Nova Scotia is lining up an SEC registered deal, the first off the country’s new legal framework.

The 'bloodbath' that took place in emerging market bonds last week may not be the last of the outflows, analysts warn