HSBC Global Asset Mgmt: Buy Colombia Peso, Lira-Denominated Debt
(Bloomberg) -- Colombian peso is significantly undervalued on real-effective exchange rate basis, and country’s current account, while negative, is on an improving trajectory, Nishant Upadhyay, head of global emerging market debt at HSBC Global Asset Management USA, says in a phone interview.
- Deal with FARC rebels is long-term positive for the economy; 2017 tax plan is going to be a fiscal positive
- Buy local Turkish rates at about 11.25%-11.5% with inflation at about 7.5%, providing a large amount of real-rate compensation in ‘‘an economy which inflation-wise is not necessarily very low but is relatively stable”
- Likes Mexican local bonds at 7.5% nominal rates, which equals about 4% when adjusted for inflation; they’re volatile and subject to flows, but are worth having in portfolio
- Better credits within emerging-markets include Petrobras bonds maturing in 2025 and 2026, Turkish sovereign dollar- denominated bonds at about 300 bps spread over U.S. Treasuries
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