Deutsche Bank: Will consider increasing holdings of Indian and Indonesian bonds if international oil prices remain below $70.

According to the Securities Times app, Deutsche Bank's private banking business under Weill consider buying bonds from emerging markets in Asia if international oil prices remain at low levels, thus pushing down inflation and bond yields. Jackie Tang, Chief Investment Officer in charge of serving high-net-worth clients in emerging markets, said in an interview on Tuesday that if international crude oil prices can stay around $65 to $70 per barrel in the next two months, Deutsche Bank will be more confident in focusing on markets like Indonesia and India. These two Asian economies are the most sensitive to rising energy prices and are also among the economies in Asia most affected by high oil prices.