Fortun links the strong January rebound in emerging-market portfolio inflows to slower interest-rate increases and improved prospects for new bond issuance, alongside renewed demand for Chinese equities.
The article contrasts Latin America's December inflows with withdrawals elsewhere. Fortun cautions that risks remain across emerging markets despite expectations of a Federal Reserve pivot.
Foreign investment in emerging-market portfolios fell sharply in 2022. The article cites Fortun's IIF report on interest rates, the dollar and uneven regional flows.
Jonathan Fortun / Institute of International Finance
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Portfolio investment into emerging markets reached $37.4 billion in November 2022, led by $23.0 billion in equity inflows compared with $14.4 billion in debt. Chinese equities attracted $8.5 billion. The December release separates these asset allocations to show where the month’s capital entered emerging markets.
Fortun highlights the near halt in nonresident investment flows to China as investors reassess geopolitical risk, despite a broader rebound in emerging-market inflows.