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Periodista para Bloomberg @business cubriendo Colombia y Venezuela | Journalist covering Colombia and Venezuela for Bloomberg. Opinions my own
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Трговците стануваат поселективни во инвестирањето во обврзници поврзани со инфлацијата

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By Vinicius Andrade, Vinícius Andrade, Nicolle Yapur Verified, Carolina Wilson
| Bloomberg Adria Verified
Постојаните грижи за инфлацијата и валутните флуктуации ги поттикнуваат инвеститорите на пазарите во развој да ги прилагодат своите позиции во класата на средства од 886 милијарди долари, која испорачува надпросечни приноси повеќе од една година.
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Traders Get Pickier in Emerging-Market Inflation-Linked Debt

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By Vinicius Andrade, Vinícius Andrade, Nicolle Yapur Verified, Carolina Wilson
| Bloomberg News Verified
Photographer: Mauricio Palos/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Persistent inflation worries and currency swings are pushing emerging-market investors to adjust bets in an $886 billion asset class that’s been delivering outsize returns for more than a year. An index tracking inflation-linked EM local-currency government debt has handed investors an 11.1% return in 2026 through Friday, following its best year in over a decade.
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Colombia Bond Market Perks Up After De la Espriella’s Election

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By Nicolle Yapur Verified, Giovanna Azevedo Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Photographer: Edinson Arroyo/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Colombia’s local corporate bond sales are rebounding after four years in the doldrums as the election of a market-friendly government stokes investor demand for local assets and triggers a drop in sovereign yields. Companies sold about 4 trillion pesos ($1.27 billion) of local bonds in the first seven months of the year, topping issuance in all of 2025, according to data from the Bogota stock exchange.
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