Bond Buyers Scour Americas to Bet on Nations Close to Trump

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Investors are favoring government bonds from Latin American countries whose leaders have forged close ties with the US administration amid what JPMorgan called a “new reality” for the region.

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Investors from T. Rowe Price Group Inc. to TCW Group Inc. are embracing a strategy that’s rapidly becoming the norm in emerging markets: pour money into Latin American countries aligned with US President Donald Trump.

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