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Stuart Culverhouse
Chief Economist & Head of Fixed Income Research @ Tellimer Research
Stuart has over 20 years’ experience as an economist in both the public and private sectors and has been covering EMs since 2000. He joined Tellimer in July 2006 and heads the team of macro and fixed-income analysts. Previously, he worked for the UK government Economic Service and as an Economic Adviser at the Export Credits Guarantee Department.
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Peru central bank isn't distracted by political crisis, hikes again
Central bank increased its policy rate by 25bps as expected to 7.5%, its 17th consecutive rate increase. It brings the cumulative increase to date to 725bps since the bank's post-Covid tightening cycle began in August 2021. Forward guidance is unchan...
Stuart Culverhouse @ Tellimer Research 8 December 2022
El Salvador: Tender results won't ease default concerns
Government buys back US$82mn of bonds in its second tender offer. Of this, US$63mn was in the 2023s (just 9.4% of the total outstanding) and US$19mn was in the 2025s (5% of outstanding). Default concerns will persist as expected as small operation do...
Stuart Culverhouse @ Tellimer Research 8 December 2022
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Peru president Castillo impeached and arrested, more dysfunction ahead
Castillo attempts to suspend congress, rule by decree and reform judiciary. Instead, he was impeached, arrested and succeeded by vice president Boluarte. Peru’s congress remains highly fragmented, inhibiting market-friendly reform as well a leftist l...
Hasnain Malik @ Tellimer Research 8 December 2022
Fixed income strategy: 2023 outlook – virtuous circle
Sentiment towards EM has seemingly turned on expectations of a Fed pivot, with a strong November after two brutal years. The rally could be premature but, if it plays out as expected (lower yields, weaker USD), EM may enjoy a virtuous circle. We also...
Patrick Curran @ Tellimer Research 7 December 2022
Fixed income strategy: 2022 in review – annus horribilis
It’s been a brutal year for most financial assets, including EM, dominated by one main issue – inflation. EM sovereign bonds have seen a return of -16% YTD, heading for worst year since data began, but late rally offers hope. EM yields have risen, so...
Stuart Culverhouse @ Tellimer Research 6 December 2022
EM bonds post best monthly return in years in November although issuance slips
EM hard currency sovereign bond issuance slipped 20% to US$8bn in November. It brings total issuance to US$86bn ytd, still only half the amount seen in the same period last year. But late-year rally on new optimism over global rate outlook helps EM b...
Stuart Culverhouse @ Tellimer Research 1 December 2022
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