While HY bonds from China real estate developers remain in the doldrums, T. Rowe Price is recommending investors consider credit from other Asia nations, especially Indonesia and India. At a media briefing on Tuesday, the US asset manager said investors could gain clarity about inflation in 4Q22. “China’s economic outlook could be surprising as policy support is taking effect gradually,…
There’s more to Asia credit than China real estate: T. Rowe Price
By Twinkle Zhou, senior reporter | 7 June 2022

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