South Korean Bond Inflows Part of Broader EM Trend: StanChart
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Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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Lai Yew Son (Lai & Co)
Lawrence Lai (Standard Chartered PLC)
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(Bloomberg) -- South Korean bonds may be seeing inflows as some investors could be recovering part of their position after redemption pressure on local-currency emerging-market debt funds eased, says Lawrence Lai, Asia rates and flow strategist at Standard Chartered.
- Too early to say markets are in risk-on mode although both ETF and active managers are receiving inflows
- Markets remain range bound and investors are unlikely to add risk aggressively, especially real money investors
- Templeton declined to comment on report of its purchase of South Korean debt
- NOTE: Templeton Said to Have Bought 2t Won of Korean Bonds: Infomax
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