Philippine bonds may become one of Asia’s best performers once inflation pressures ease and risks from the Iran war recede, according to Brandywine Global Investment Management.

Brazil’s market selloff has delivered a stark warning to emerging-market investors: crowded trades can unravel with alarming speed.

Philippine bonds are the most vulnerable in emerging Asia to a hawkish Federal Reserve, according to an analysis by Bloomberg.

Surging oil prices and the AI boom are widening a currency-market divide, deepening losses across most emerging Asian currencies while providing a buffer for others, such as the Korean won.

Thailand’s baht may be nearing a turning point after a bruising eight months, with analysts seeing scope for a rebound as foreign money returns to the nation’s bonds and an improving current account supports the currency.

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The Singapore dollar is gaining favor as a funding currency for carry trades as cheap borrowing costs and fading expectations for appreciation make it increasingly attractive relative to the Japanese yen, strategists say.

Some of the world’s biggest funds are warming to US Treasuries as yields climb to multi-decade highs. Jupiter Asset Management’s Harry Richards isn’t one of them.

Gauges of emerging-market currencies and stocks gained on Friday as the greenback extended losses and a selloff in shares related to artificial intelligence abated in Asia.

Malaysian exporters are likely increasing conversions of their foreign-currency earnings into the ringgit, which stands to boost the local exchange rate through the rest of the year, analysts say.

Emerging-market bonds and currencies were whipsawed by the Eurozone debt crisis 15 years ago, but they are now better equipped to withstand any repeat of that turmoil, analysts say.

Philippine bonds, the worst-performing in emerging markets since the Iran war began, are set for further losses as faster inflation, a sliding peso and softer auction demand weigh on sentiment, strategists say.

Malaysia’s consumer and construction stocks may emerge as beneficiaries of next year’s spending plan as Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim seeks to ease living costs while maintaining fiscal prudence.

Thai bonds suffered their biggest monthly foreign outflows since March as surging Treasury yields and the prospect of interest-rate hikes dimmed the appeal of the nation’s debt.

The Malaysian ringgit may be poised for gains as higher oil prices and the artificial-intelligence boom provide tailwinds for the currency, strategists say.

The surge in Treasury yields has pushed yield gaps with emerging Asia bonds toward record levels, raising the risk of capital outflows from the region, according to strategists.

Emerging-market investors are for now sticking with local-currency sovereign debt as surging Treasury yields dim the appeal of dollar-denominated developing-nation bonds.

Malaysia’s struggling bond market may see an outflow of Japanese capital as its yield premium shrinks.

Sluggish demand at Southeast Asian bond auctions is creating entry points for fund managers drawn to the region’s economic resilience.

Malaysia’s ringgit fell to a 10-month low versus the Singapore dollar, weighed by foreign stock outflows while the island state’s currency is supported by a hawkish monetary policy stance.