Buying debt from the riskiest countries is helping some managers outperform the market.
Developing-nation stocks are trading at a discount of about 43% compared to their peers in the U.S.
Latin American domestic debt is already fresh off its best annual rally since 2009.
Stocks in developing nations have added $1.1 trillion in the past two weeks.
Investors are turning away from broad-brush emerging-market funds that track benchmark indexes.
A new regulatory crackdown in China may pose a larger threat to emerging market assets than the Ukraine war.
The renewed bout of equity volatility sent exchange-traded fund volumes through the roof during the final days of July and first few days of August.
Flows in and out of passive funds have set the pace for market performance this year.
The Democratic presidential candidate tweeted that private prisons are "profiteering off of cruelty.”
Debt investors can’t get enough of securities with less than 12 months to maturity.
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