
An index tracking carry trade returns for eight emerging market currencies reached its highest level in seven years as of late May 2025. Carry trades involve borrowing in low-yielding currencies and investing in currencies with higher returns. Asset managers have notably increased their long positions in German mark (DEM) currencies and Mexico's peso, with the latter reaching a nine-month high. This surge in carry trade activity has led to record gains in emerging market currencies, highlighting renewed investor interest in these strategies amid global currency dynamics.
El carry trade, de moda, acumula ganancias récord en los emergentes https://t.co/Nk7yUhqDjc
#CarryTrades Asset managers have boosted long positions in DEM currencies in recent weeks, with those on #Mexico’s #peso reaching a 9-month high, chart @markets https://t.co/KDIIDVALSC https://t.co/NUVhePfVAZ
An index of carry returns - for which a trader borrows in a low-yielding currency and then invests in another offering higher returns, hit a 7y high in late May, chart @markets https://t.co/KDIIDVALSC https://t.co/4hJtOgb0BV


