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- Emerging markets issued over $27 billion in bonds last week, the highest rate in a decade.
- Local-currency debt rose 13% this year, while dollar-denominated bonds increased over 8%.
- Emerging-market debt funds recorded $1.9 billion in inflows during the week ending September 3.
- Brazil has issued dollar bonds three times this year, its busiest since 2014.
- September's sovereign issuance reached $8.5 billion, with a projected $240 billion for 2025.
