Deutsche Bank Eyes India, Indonesia Bonds If Oil Holds Below $70
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Deutsche Bank's private banking division is considering purchasing bonds from India and Indonesia if oil prices remain below $70, which would help suppress inflation and reduce yields in emerging Asian markets. This strategy reflects sensitivity to commodity price fluctuations impacting market investments.
Deutsche Bank AG’s private arm will consider buying emerging Asia bonds if oil prices stay low enough to push down inflation and yields.
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