Weaker dollar revives case for emerging market debt, says Border to Coast

Matthew Holdgate, fixed income portfolio manager at Border to Coast explains why emerging market debt could attract investors seeking yield, as geopolitical twists in Venezuela and shifting US policy under Trump shape market dynamics.

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