WisdomTree Emerging Markets Corporate Bond Fund declares monthly distribution of $0.2800

Inflection Points: And Just Like That... Rising Election Risk

U.S. Elections: What A Trump Win Would Mean For Emerging Markets Debt

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Asset Allocation Committee Outlook Q3 2024: Policy And Politics

Asset Allocation Committee Outlook Q3 2024: Policy And Politics. Neuberger Berman says political and market volatility is likely to rise in the second half of the year. We are concerned that the U.S. Federal Reserve may wait too long to make its first rate cut.

The Yield Advantage In Global Markets

Inflation volatility is decreasing, providing opportunities for investors to benefit from positive real yields. Dan Ivascyn says investors should be patient and take advantage of the yield advantage in global markets. He says there's great value outside of the United States. The US economy is strong and will likely be favorable to emerging markets.

Overcoming Inertia: How Home Bias Hurts U.S. Investors

Home Investing Strategy Fixed Income Analysis Overcoming Inertia: How Home Bias Hurts U.S. Investors. Global bonds hedged to the US dollar have historically been less volatile and generated higher risk-adjusted returns. Over the past 40 years, hedged global bonds have captured 86% of gains when US bonds rallied. Global yields are coming off their highest levels in a decade, and monetary and fiscal policies are diverging globally. These conditions favor global fixed-income exposure.

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Fixed Income Perspectives: Looking Ahead At Q3 2024 - A Resilient U.S. Economy Is Keeping Rate Cuts On Hold... For Now

Despite policy rate cuts remaining elusive, several tailwinds are boosting a resilient U.S. Economy. Global central banks are actively transitioning onto a path of easing policy. Many fixed income asset classes are poised for potential outperformance heading into the second half of the year.

Crossing The Frontier Of Emerging Markets Debt

William Blair says emerging markets debt is still attractive due to an improvement in fundamentals and attractive yields. Frontier markets have benefited from commodity prices because they are overwhelmingly commodity exporters. Growth differentials between EMs and developed markets are shifting in favor of EMs. A soft landing in the U.S. Would support EM returns.

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Breaking Down The Basics: Biodiversity And Nature Investing

A Stronger U.S. Dollar - Will EMS Feel The Pinch?

A Stronger U.S. Dollar - Will EMS Feel The Pinch? in 2024. The US dollar has strengthened notably in 2024 with the shift in market expectations to higher rates for longer in the US. A strong US dollar could have consequences for emerging markets (EMs) specifically. However, we believe EMs as an asset class will be more resilient to the consequences of a stronger dollar.

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Asia's New Balance: High-Yield Market Offers More Diversity, Lower Risk

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3 Metals To Watch

fundamentals for copper, nickel, and aluminum are strengthening due to improving demand prospects. Nickel prices fell by 45% on the London Metal Exchange and 46% in China last year. Copper demand remains robust in both Chinese and ex-Chinese markets, fueled by investments in renewable energy, EVs, and data centers.