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Factores mundiales y diferenciales de intereses en mercados emergentes

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Martín González Rozada
Eduardo Levy Yeyati

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(Disponible en idioma inglés únicamente) En este trabajo se muestra que buena parte del grado de variación de los diferenciales de intereses de los bonos de mercados emergentes obedece al desenvolvimiento de factores mundiales tales como la disposición a aceptar riesgos (según se aprecia en el diferencial de bonos empresariales de alto rendimiento de mercados desarrollados), liquidez mundial (medida por las tasas de interés internacionales) y el contagio (de acontecimientos sistémicos como el incumplimiento de Rusia). Este vínculo se ha mantenido relativamente estable a través de la historia de la clase de mercados emergentes, es robusto a la inclusión de factores específicos de los países y permite formular predicciones precisas de largo plazo. En general, los resultados resaltan el papel crítico que desempeñan los factores exógenos en el desenvolvimiento del costo del endeudamiento que encaran las economías emergentes.

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Paper provided by Inter-American Development Bank, Research Department in its series RES Working Papers with number 4446.

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