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A variety of powerful tailwinds may set the stage for strong EM growth. China, South Africa, Mexico, Colombia and Peru were the Fund’s largest positions in April.
Here are our top global and emerging markets takeaways from the recent IMF Spring 2021 Meetings.
The sharply improving global growth outlook should support EM debt; China, Mexico, South Africa, Colombia and Indonesia were the Fund’s largest positions in March.
Emerging markets bonds historically do well in rising rate environments—particularly when rates rise due to higher growth prospects rather than a taper tantrum.
Emerging markets currencies may be primary beneficiaries of the expectations for higher growth and inflation in the U.S., combined with already impressive growth in China.
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