China, Brazil, India and Mexico were among the top issuers of local-currency debt, according to the World Bank. Only 1.7% of China’s renminbi-denominated debt was owned by foreigners, in part reflecting the country’s nascent fixed-income market. But in Mexico, Poland, Indonesia, Malaysia and South Africa, foreign investors held more than 30% of their local debt as of the end of 2013.
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