Emerging market debt 2014 trading volume up 6% to US$5.922t: EMTA
Published Fri, Mar 13, 2015 · 04:23 PM
[NEW YORK] Trading volumes of emerging market debt rose 6 per cent in 2014 versus the prior year, reflecting a tumultuous period that included sharp drops in the sector's currencies, interest rates and key commodity exports, a new survey showed on Friday.
Overall, the volume of emerging market debt rose to US$5.922 trillion last year, according to EMTA, the association for the emerging markets debt trading industry.
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