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Emerging markets received $56.6 billion in portfolio inflows in September 2024, split broadly evenly between equities and debt. Chinese stocks attracted $24.1 billion, accounting for most of the $27.9 billion equity total. The figures distinguish a strong aggregate month from the geographic concentration of its equity component.
Jonathan Fortun · Marcello Estevão / Institute of International Finance
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Federal Reserve easing can attract capital to emerging markets and strengthen their currencies, improving the appeal of local assets. The September 2024 analysis also examines the tradeoffs: currency appreciation can hurt exporters, while dependence on mobile capital creates vulnerability when US monetary policy eventually tightens again. Effects differ across asset classes.
Jonathan Fortun / Institute of International Finance
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Debt investment accounted for nearly all emerging market portfolio inflows in August 2024: $29.2 billion of a $30.9 billion total. Equity inflows were modest at $1.7 billion, while Chinese stocks saw withdrawals of $1.5 billion. The breakdown reveals how strong bond demand can coexist with continued equity weakness in China.
The article reports on IIF analysis coauthored by Fortun about carry-trade unwinding, currency volatility and the policy buffers available in Latin America.
Jonathan Fortun / Institute of International Finance
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Emerging market portfolio inflows reached $36.5 billion in July 2024, with debt attracting $29.4 billion and equities $7.1 billion. Chinese stocks nevertheless recorded $0.9 billion in outflows. Bond demand led the aggregate recovery, while the equity total concealed continued selling in China.
Fortun discusses how new borrowing by South Korea, Turkey and Mexico supported July portfolio inflows into emerging markets. He also considers how prospective US monetary easing and the unwinding of yen-funded carry trades could affect demand.