La Niña to Put Another Dent in Emerging-Market Bond Returns - Bloomberg

Emerging-market bonds, which have been falling out of favor this year, are set to face another threat in coming months: the La Niña weather phenomenon that's set to drive up inflation.

Climbing food prices are likely to weigh on Latin American local-currency bonds that are already underperforming their global peers, according to Columbia Threadneedle Investments. Assets in countries such as Brazil, Argentina and Central America are especially at risk from unpredictable weather events, TCW Group Inc. says.

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