Salient to Investors: Bill Gross at Pimco said: Holdings of Treasuries to 28 percent of assets in February, after a six-month high of 30 percent in January, and cut mortgage holdings to 36 percent, the lowest level since August 2011, and cut non-US developed nations’ debt to 11 percent. Corporate credit and high-yield
READ MORE... →Salient to Investors: Joyce Chang at JPMorgan Chase said QE3 puts emerging-market corporate and sovereign debt in a sweet spot by reducing bond supply and prompting investors to seek higher-yielding debt – modest borrowing by emerging-market governments and companies has avoided a supply glut. Chang favors commodity-related currencies including the Russian ruble, Mexican peso and
READ MORE... →Salient to Investors: For the first time in 13 years, the real, ruble and rupee are weakening the most among developing-nation currencies, while the yuan has depreciated more than in any other period since its 1994 devaluation. Investors are fleeing the BRICs, after Brazil’s consumer default rate rose to the
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