Pimco likes Emerging Market Junk Bonds
The “bond kings” prefer EM junk bonds over US peers… but, isn’t it also true that “shorting” Pimco’s ideas in 2011 would have made you a lot of money?
After all, they were anything but right in 2011. Anyway…
According to Pimco, bonds sold by non-investment-gradecompanies in emerging markets are more attractive than debt fromjunk-rated U.S. peers because the developing-nation borrowersare better prepared to withstand a global economic slowdown.
Source: Bloomberg
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Another blonder of this guy. This is a reason for me to do the opposite. I still have a good memory of his past predictions ….
ELE DEVERIA VER OS "CARNES DE PRESTACAO" DA BRASILEIRADA ENDIVIDADA. MESMA SITUACAO COM AS EMPRESAS.