(Bloomberg) -- Emerging-market bonds fell on concern
the U.S. housing market slump may curtail growth in the world's
largest economy, reducing demand for the exports of developing
nations.
Home Depot Inc, the world's biggest home-improvement
retailer, cut its profit forecast, as weakness in the housing
industry deepened. The move triggered aversion to riskier assets
such as stocks and emerging-market bonds.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
the U.S. housing market slump may curtail growth in the world's
largest economy, reducing demand for the exports of developing
nations.
Home Depot Inc, the world's biggest home-improvement
retailer, cut its profit forecast, as weakness in the housing
industry deepened. The move triggered aversion to riskier assets
such as stocks and emerging-market bonds.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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