(Reuters) - NEW YORK, June 5 - Emerging sovereign debt prices
plunged on Tuesday following a sell-off in the U.S. Treasury
market, but risk spreads between the two asset classes were
practically unchanged, signaling investor appetite for
high-yielding bonds remained steady.
Prices on Brazil's global bond due 2040, the
most liquid emerging market paper, sank 0.750 points to
132.563, their lowest level since March 5, when high-yielding
markets were hit by a China-inspired sell-off.
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plunged on Tuesday following a sell-off in the U.S. Treasury
market, but risk spreads between the two asset classes were
practically unchanged, signaling investor appetite for
high-yielding bonds remained steady.
Prices on Brazil's global bond due 2040
most liquid emerging market paper, sank 0.750 points to
132.563, their lowest level since March 5, when high-yielding
markets were hit by a China-inspired sell-off.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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