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Reversal of Fortunes in Debt Market
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Countries ranging from Mexico and Columbia to the Philippines and Indonesia are using the bond markets to raise capital at lower interest rates. This shows a surge in investor interest in emerging market bonds in 2012. The Philippines had $12.5 billion in orders for $1.5 billion of 25 year bonds at a yield of about 5%. Indonesia sold 30 year bonds at 5.37%, and Columbia issued $1.5 billion of 29 year bonds for 4.96%. Brazil sold $750 million bonds for a yield of 3.45%, the lowest rate Brazil has had in its history. The lower yield on U.S. Treasury debt is making emerging market debt attractive. There is also a reevaluation of sovereign credit risk that favors emerging markets.
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