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Investors See 10-Year Treasury Yields at 5% Hurting EM Asia Debt

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By Marcus Wong
| Bloomberg News Verified
Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Global funds see any rise in Treasury 10-year yields toward 5% spurring outflows from emerging Asian bonds, as higher rates in the US will prompt investors to favor dollar assets over regional debt. Investors will be gauging the impact of US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s plan to increase buyback of US bonds, which triggered a pullback in yields. The benchmark 10-year yield touched a 19-month high of 4.75% earlier this week.
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EM Currencies Rise on Softer Dollar and Stronger Risk Appetite Original

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By Marcus Wong, Peter Laca Verified, Beatriz Amat, Leda Alvim Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- An index tracking developing-world currencies gained Monday as fading bets on a Federal Reserve interest-rate hike next month undercut the dollar and supported risk appetite. MSCI’s EM currency gauge rose 0.2%, with the Malaysian ringgit and Taiwanese dollar leading gains. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index dropped for a third day as traders cut the chance of a Fed hike in September to just one-in-three, down from about 75% in late July.
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Thai Bonds Are Beating Asia and Analysts Predict More Gains Original

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By Marcus Wong
| Bloomberg News Verified
Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Thailand’s bonds have beaten their emerging Asian peers over the past month and analysts predict they will extend gains on favorable supply dynamics and slower inflation. Demand for the nation’s bonds has been growing, with a recent 10-year sale drawing the highest bid-to-cover ratio in nearly a year. Thailand’s 10-year yields are forecast to drop by around 25 basis points by the middle of next year, according to the median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
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