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Traders Get Pickier in Emerging-Market Inflation-Linked Debt

Persistent inflation worries and currency swings are pushing emerging-market investors to adjust bets in an $886 billion asset class that’s been delivering outsize returns for more than a year.

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Traders Get Pickier in Emerging-Market Inflation-Linked Debt
Persistent inflation worries and currency swings are pushing emerging-market investors to adjust bets in an $886 billion asset class that’s been delivering outsize returns for more than a year.
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