US Yields Erases EM Bond Gains
Tara Hariharan, Co-CIO with NWI Management, joins Emily Graffeo on "Bloomberg Real Yield." Dollar debt from countries in the emerging world has turned negative for the year, after having outperformed as turmoil sent yields on US Treasuri…
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