(Reuters) - Emerging debt risk spreads closed on Friday at 158 basis points, close to a record-tight level of 157 basis points, according to JP Morgan's EMBI+ index .
Brazil's and Colombia's risk spreads tightened to record levels in the past three consecutive sessions, as a rally in the U.S. equities market left investors more comfortable taking on risk.
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