Investors are increasingly turning to Asian sovereign bonds as a strategy to navigate the uncertainties surrounding the US election. Major asset managers, including Allianz Global Investors and Franklin Templeton, are optimistic about government debt in Asia ex-China, driven by expectations of rate cuts and the potential for these bonds to serve as safe havens amid market volatility.
India's index-eligible bonds are experiencing their first monthly outflow since April, as foreign investors exit swap trades linked to the country's $1.3 trillion sovereign debt market. This trend is influenced by global funds selling off emerging market debt amid rising US Treasury yields, with insights from Morgan Stanley and Gama Asset Management highlighting the connection to total return swap unwinding.
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