Fortun discusses renewed foreign withdrawals from emerging-market portfolios, including equity pressure in India and Indonesia and uncertainty over Federal Reserve policy.
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The May 2024 forecast anticipates renewed nonresident investment in emerging markets as their growth and interest rate outlook improves relative to advanced economies. Direct investment remains the main source of external funding, with portfolio investment also recovering unevenly across regions. Weaker growth, geopolitical tensions and delayed Federal Reserve easing remain key risks to the baseline.
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April 2024 saw $8.2 billion in net portfolio inflows to emerging markets. Debt attracted $12.1 billion, offsetting equity withdrawals of $3.9 billion, including $0.6 billion from Chinese stocks. The positive aggregate therefore reflected bond demand rather than a recovery shared by both major asset classes.
Fortun explains how bond issuance, carry trades and demand for local-currency debt supported March inflows, while US policy uncertainty clouded the outlook.
Reuters reports that emerging market portfolios received $32.7 billion in foreign inflows in March 2024, with debt attracting more than equities. Jonathan Fortun attributes stronger debt flows outside China to issuance by a small number of countries, carry trades and demand for local currency bonds. Rodrigo Campos’s report also notes a modest return of inflows to both Chinese stocks and bonds.
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Emerging markets attracted $32.7 billion in portfolio investment in March 2024. Debt inflows of $22.5 billion exceeded the $10.2 billion directed to equities, while Chinese stocks received $1.7 billion. Both asset classes contributed to the positive total, with bonds accounting for the larger share.
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Equities led emerging market portfolio inflows in February 2024, attracting $17.2 billion of a $22.2 billion total. Debt received $5 billion, while Chinese stocks accounted for $9.6 billion of equity inflows. The breakdown identifies both the importance of stock investment and China's contribution to that month's result.