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Bank of AmericaGlobal Emerging Markets Weekly
Finvaulta tracks 5 editions of Global Emerging Markets Weekly from Bank of America, published between September 3, 2026 and October 8, 2026. Each edition is summarized on its own page.
Latest edition · October 8, 2026
BofA Global Emerging Markets Weekly Nibble EM in Thailand 2026 10 09
BofA Global Research advises selectively building EM exposure ahead of the Bangkok IMF meetings, targeting high risk-premium local rates and external debt. Top trade recommendations include long Brazil NTN-F 2037, long Hungary HGB 2037 hedged with CZK swaps, short CNH/long TWD, and PDVSA debt over Venezuelan sovereign bonds.
Heading into the Bangkok IMF meetings, BofA Global Research identifies midterms-related and FOMC volatility as a buying opportunity to add emerging market risk assets. While near-term USD strength and Iran geopolitical risks persist, US rates terminal pricing is contained and LatAm local debt has exhibited notable resilience to US Treasury selloffs. BofA highlights high risk-premium opportunities, endorsing long duration in Brazil (NTN-F 2037) following Flavio Bolsonaro's first-round election lead, receiving Mexico 2y TIIE, buying Hungarian 2037 bonds hedged against Czech payer swaps, shorting CNH against TWD to capture AI export reflation, and favoring PDVSA bonds over Venezuelan sovereign debt for restructuring optionality.
Read the latest edition in fullKey takeaways from the latest edition
- 1.Tactically add EM exposure around the Bangkok IMF meetings, as volatility ahead of US midterms and the October FOMC creates opportunities, focusing on high risk-premium rates and external debt.
- 2.Brazil duration via NTN-F 2037 remains the top LatAm trade to monetize high real yields after Flavio Bolsonaro's stronger-than-expected first-round election finish.
- 3.In EEMEA, go long Hungarian HGB 2037 hedged with a 10y CZK payer ahead of a positive fiscal deficit announcement below 5% of GDP.
What this series covers
- The View
- Asia Economics
- Asia Strategy
- EEMEA Economics
- EEMEA Strategy
- LatAm Economics
- LatAm Strategy
- Sovereign Strategy
- Credit Risk Premium Model
- CTA Monitor in EM
- EMFX CTA Positioning
- BEER Model
- EM Rates CTA Positioning
- Rules of thumb for front-end trades
- EXD Sentiment Indicator
- GEMs Macro Tables
- EM Alpha Trade Recommendations
- Valuation & risk
Edition archive
BofA Global Emerging Markets Weekly Nibble EM in Thailand 2026 10 09
October 8, 2026
BofA Global Emerging Markets Weekly Buy in Bangkok 2026 10 01
October 1, 2026
Global Emerging Markets Weekly Don’t hyperventilate about hyperscalers
September 18, 2026
Global Emerging Markets Weekly Not to get carried away
September 10, 2026
Global Emerging Markets Weekly Peak hawkishness is near
September 3, 2026
Series at a glance
- Editions tracked
- 5
- First edition
- September 3, 2026
- Latest edition
- October 8, 2026