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Emerging European dollar bonds likely to lose their shine

Despite the escalation of the crisis in the euro-zone, which has taken a heavy toll on bonds issued by troubled governments within the region, the dollar-denominated sovereign debt of emerging market countries on the fringes of the single currency area has performed strongly so far in 2012. Nonetheless, we doubt this will remain the case.

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