Policymakers fear volatile global investors are upsetting emerging markets. John Burger notes that Euro area investors are volatile in emerging bond markets but do not surge and flee.
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Policymakers fear volatile global investors are upsetting emerging markets. John Burger notes that Euro area investors are volatile in emerging bond markets but do not surge and flee.
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Policymakers fear volatile global investors are upsetting emerging markets. John Burger notes that Euro area investors are volatile in emerging bond markets but do not surge and flee.
Image courtesy of interviewee. February 1, 2024