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Emerging-market bond investors face risks from sticky inflation and fiscal concerns
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Emerging-market bond investors and strategists
Emerging Markets
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Money managers expect long-term yields in emerging markets to remain elevated due to sticky inflation and fiscal pressures.
Geopolitical risks from the Middle East conflict have increased risk premiums on long-term debt.
Strategists warn that energy cost reductions may not be enough to reverse entrenched price pressures.
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