Jonathan Fortun / Institute of International Finance
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Emerging markets recorded a net portfolio outflow of $3.4 billion in October 2023 as equity withdrawals outweighed debt investment. Jonathan Fortun reported $17.2 billion leaving equities alongside $13.8 billion entering debt. Chinese equities alone lost $7.5 billion, illustrating the contrast between demand for emerging market bonds and pressure on stock allocations.
Fortun links September withdrawals from emerging-market portfolios to higher sovereign yields and expectations that interest rates would stay elevated. The Reuters report separates continued Chinese debt outflows from flows into other developing economies.
Fortun explains how lower currency volatility increased the appeal of emerging-market debt as Chinese bonds recorded their first monthly foreign inflow of 2023. He also identifies elections and regional risks that could interrupt the improvement.
Fortun sees improving emerging-market credit prospects as inflation eases, while highlighting elections, regional conditions and external shocks that could weaken momentum.
Robin Brooks · Jonathan Fortun / Institute of International Finance
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The Silicon Valley Bank failure increasingly looked like a delayed effect of monetary tightening rather than an additional credit shock in June 2023. Robin Brooks and Jonathan Fortun argue that lending standards had not tightened separately beyond the existing rate cycle. That interpretation supported their contemporary forecast of a global soft landing and solid emerging market capital flows as inflation eased.