JPMorgan to reclassify Qatar, Kuwait as developed markets: What it means

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JPMorgan to reclassify Qatar, Kuwait as developed markets: What it means

JPMorgan’s Global Index Research team said that Qatar and Kuwait will be removed from the Emerging Markets Bond Index starting from March 31.

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JPMorgan Reclassifies Qatar, Kuwait as Developed Markets

JPMorgan Chase & Co. reclassified Qatar and Kuwait as developed markets and will soon start their removal from its Emerging-Markets Bond Index in a phased manner. It also said the United Arab Emirates may be taken out of the cluster next year.

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JPMorgan to remove Qatar and Kuwait from EM bond index

JPMorgan will remove Qatar and Kuwait’s government bonds from its influential Emerging Market bond index, while the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is on course to follow next year, due to rising income levels in the Middle East. The US investment bank, whose EMBI indexes are the main global benchmark of EM debt, said it will remove Qatar and Kuwait bonds in equal notional amounts over a six-month period beginning on March 31 and concluding on August…

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JPMorgan has reclassified Kuwait and Qatar as developed markets and announced that it will soon remove the two countries from its emerging markets bond index. In a statement from JPMorgan’s Global Index Research team, it was stated that Qatar and Kuwait will be removed from the emerging markets bond index within six months, starting with the month-end rebalancing on March 31. It was stated that new bond issues in these markets will not be includ…

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