Fortun links the slowdown in emerging-market portfolio inflows to weaker currencies, expectations of earlier Federal Reserve tightening and concern over a new coronavirus variant.
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Debt drove emerging market portfolio inflows in October 2021, attracting $20.1 billion of the $24.9 billion total. Jonathan Fortun reports $4.8 billion entering equities overall, while Chinese stocks alone received $7.3 billion. That contrast reveals offsetting equity withdrawals outside China beneath the positive aggregate.
Fortun connects foreign selling of Turkish debt to uncertainty over the lira and rising perceptions of risk after the central bank began cutting interest rates. Reuters also examines how the policy shift interrupted an earlier recovery in foreign equity flows.
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This monthly tracker reports September emerging-market portfolio inflows, separating equity and debt investment and identifying the contribution of Chinese equities.
Fortun warns that Federal Reserve tapering could tighten global financial conditions, while judging contagion risks less severe than in earlier emerging-market sell-offs.