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Emerging market portfolios lost $9.8 billion in March 2022, according to Jonathan Fortun’s April tracker. Equity outflows of $6.7 billion exceeded the $3.1 billion withdrawn from debt, with Chinese equities accounting for $6.3 billion of the equity losses. The breakdown identifies China’s stock market as the main concentration of that month’s portfolio withdrawals.
Fortun's IIF capital-flow analysis documents March outflows from Chinese stocks and bonds alongside inflows to Latin America, raising the possibility of a shift in investor allocations.
An IIF analysis coauthored by Fortun identifies unusual capital outflows from China after Russia's invasion of Ukraine while cautioning that it is too early to call the shift structural.
Jonathan Fortun / Institute of International Finance
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Emerging markets received $17.6 billion in portfolio inflows during February 2022. Equities attracted $10.1 billion, exceeding the $7.5 billion allocated to debt, while Chinese equities received $3.2 billion. Published in March, the tracker documents the previous month’s allocation across asset classes.
Jonathan Fortun / Institute of International Finance
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Equities dominated emerging market portfolio inflows at the end of 2021. Jonathan Fortun’s January tracker reports $16.8 billion in total December inflows and highlights $12.5 billion entering Chinese stocks. Debt attracted comparatively little investment, making the recovery heavily dependent on equity demand.
The article cites Fortun's assessment of how currency depreciation, anticipated Federal Reserve tightening and pandemic uncertainty affected November portfolio flows.