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BofA: Bond yields in Asian emerging markets are in nominal terms trading the most below US Treasuries in years. “This is not purely a consequence of EM Asia's significantly lower policy rates skewed by China's heavy GDP weighting...”

In theory this should be hitting currencies across EM Asia as investors go for higher US yields, but that isn't the case in many places. Which is possibly a reflection of foreign investors wanting US stocks and not so many US bonds, or Asian AI chipmakers bringing more of their (vast) profits home.

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