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Oliver Harvey
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Sep 23, 2026
Japan, supply shocks and EM FX
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3:08Oliver HarveyGUEST
It's worth bearing in mind that up until now, emerging markets have been very resilient in the face of what has been a pretty significant sell off in core rates.
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3:21Oliver HarveyGUEST
What could change that and could EM become a little bit more vulnerable? I think there are two schools of thought.
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3:28Oliver HarveyGUEST
Are we seeing this big sell-off in rates because the world is worried about inflation? Are we worried about dollar debasement? Is that feeding itself into a weaker dollar? The dollar cycle, when we get a weaker dollar cycle, is usually very supportive of emerging markets.
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5:50Henry AllenHOST
How does that play into the bigger pattern of supply shocks we've seen in recent years?
