Brady Bond Trading Recapcontributed by Credit Lyonnais Securities (USA) Inc.Tuesday, February 8 2000 |
Daily Brady Bond Trading Commentary
| Emerging markets debt rallied again Tuesday morning, following two days of significant spread tightening. Buying interest waned by mid-morning, however, and longs are once again left to wait to be taken out by a new wave of demand. The problem so far this year is that the level of institutional demand the market has been awaiting is yet to materialize. The strong growth figures in Brazil, combined with lower than expected inflation, have helped to boost prices this week. Reports that Russia and London club creditors are near finalizing a restructuring deal has also helped sentiment. But fixed income markets continue to lag equities, and it may be a while before that trend is reversed. Anticipation of two more Fed rate hikes in the first half and another one or two in the second half of 2000 is the major factor behind the cautious tone. |
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