Emerging market bonds are debt securities issued by developing countries or their companies. Investors use them to seek higher yields and portfolio diversification, though they carry greater political and currency risk. They benefit income-focused investors, institutions, and fund managers willing to accept volatility for potentially stronger returns than developed-market debt.
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