EM bond sales rebound with $20B in dollar notes
Lower US Treasury yields meant more favorable borrowing costs for emerging markets.
Emerging-market borrowers are piling back into global bond markets, selling about $20 billion in dollar notes in just a few days, all too aware that the window of opportunity may snap shut as suddenly as it opened.
Countries from Colombia to Indonesia and developing-nation companies rushed
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