International investors are pouring capital into Chilean sovereign bonds at unprecedented levels as the country navigates a political transition with a new right-wing administration set to assume power. The surge in foreign demand reveals a broader pattern: global capital is actively repositioning across emerging market fixed income assets. This isn't just about Chile—it reflects how institutional investors are strategically reallocating portfolios in response to shifting economic policies and fiscal outlooks. The velocity of inflows suggests major players see opportunity in the fixed income space, signaling confidence (or at least calculated positioning) around the incoming government's economic direction.