<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>JPMorgan is considering reducing the weight of major bond issuers, including China and India, in its emerging-market index to include a wider range of developing-nation debt.</li><li>Proposals include lowering the cap on individual countries from 10% to 8.5%, potentially increasing the benchmark's average yield as nations with higher borrowing costs gain more weight.</li><li>The amendments are preliminary and not certain to be implemented, as seen in a previous consultation where proposed changes for China were later withdrawn.</li><li>If the changes are made, countries like Indonesia, Mexico, and Malaysia would be impacted, while Brazil, South Africa, Poland, and Colombia could benefit significantly.</li></ul>

JPMorgan considers cutting China, India share in EM Bond Index

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