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Dollar Debasement Frees EM Currencies From Treasuries’ Weight

US Treasuries and emerging-market currencies are diverging the most in more than four years as higher US yields fail to fuel the dollar’s strength like they once did.

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Dollar Debasement Frees EM Currencies From Treasuries’ Weight
US Treasuries and emerging-market currencies are diverging the most in more than four years as higher US yields fail to fuel the dollar’s strength like they once did.
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