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Why rising rich-country bond yields aren't hitting developing economies harder
Original: Why have rising sovereign bond yields in advanced economies not hit developing economies harder?
The World Bank examines why surging sovereign bond yields in advanced economies have not spilled over more severely into developing economies, a departure from past episodes when US and European rate rises triggered capital flight and debt distress in emerging markets. Analysts are weighing factors such as improved reserve buffers, better-anchored inflation expectations and changed investor behavior in poorer countries.
Why now: The World Bank published an analysis of this surprising resilience in developing economies as global borrowing costs climb.
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- Why have rising sovereign bond yields in advanced economies not hit developing economies harder? · blogs.worldbank.org
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