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(Bloomberg) -- As the hunt for investments that can withstand rising interest rates gathers pace, frontier assets are gaining popularity over their larger emerging-market peers.The bonds of the world’s least-developed economies have returned 2.6% this year, keeping pace with their 2020 performance, while higher-ranked emerging-market debt has lost almost 2%, reversing some of last year’s 5.3% advance, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co. indexes.With speculation growing that the world’s post-pandemic economic recovery is fueling inflation, the bonds of smaller developing...

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International relations minor sets graduates on global paths May 10, 2021 Blair Lapres ’09 is an economist at the World Bank, working on private sector development with governments across the globe, from west Africa to parts of central Asia. Tony Zhou ’19 worked in Zambia through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Now he’s based in Khartoum, Sudan, with the Darfur Women Action Group, a women-led NGO for survivors of the Darfur genocide. Ashni Verma ’21, an industrial and labor relations major, is heading to a job as an analyst at the U.S. Government Accountability Office after gra...

Not just India, new virus waves hit other developing nations too SECTIONS Last Updated: May 05, 2021, 08:00 AM IST Share Synopsis Nations ranging from Laos to Thailand in Southeast Asia, and those bordering India such as Bhutan and Nepal, have been reporting significant surges in infections in the past few weeks. The increase is mainly due to more contagious virus variants, though complacency and lack of resources have also been cited as reasons. Getty Images In Laos last week, the health minister sought medical equipment, supplies and treatment, as cases jumped more than 200-fold in a month....

The world is watching India’s coronavirus crisis but Asia’s developing nations are all at risk From Laos, Vietnam and Thailand in Southeast Asia to Bhutan and Nepal bordering India, countries have been reporting significant surges The reported spikes in these handful of nations have been steep enough to raise the alert against potential dangers of an uncontrolled spread