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Fixed income investors looking to diversify their bond portfolios may want to take advantage of the bond market in China. That's because the country is continuing to iron out its economic growth issues.
As the Chinese government continues to wrestle with its economic woes, exchange traded fund (ETF) investors looking for income opportunities and potential future upside can look at the KraneShares Bloomberg China Bond Inclusion Index ETF (KBND).
Global asset management firm Janus Henderson recently highlighted emerging markets (EM) bonds in a report, noting that the current market environment could be ripe with opportunities in EM debt. Of course, EM bonds have been feeling the downward pressure of rising interest rates and a strengthening U.S. dollar over the past couple of years.
The amount of debt issuance in China is increasing, which opens avenues for getting core exposure to the Chinese bond market. One fund to look at is the the KraneShares Bloomberg China Bond Inclusion Index ETF (KBND).
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