Seeking yields in emerging markets


WITH the new norm of the developed world experiencing slow growth and negative interest rates, the once shunned emerging markets are increasingly returning to vogue.

For too long, investors had to put up with razor thin yields. But now, a lot of these thin yields have actually become negative yields.

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