Fortun explains why emerging-market portfolio flows returned to positive territory in July as equity selling slowed and debt continued to attract foreign investment. The report distinguishes the easing pressure on Asian stocks from continued strength in bond flows.
Zonebourse · 言及 原題: Les flux d'investissement vers les marchés émergents redeviennent positifs grâce au ralentissement de l'exode des actions, selon l'IIF
Emerging markets returned to net portfolio inflows in July as debt demand stayed strong and equity withdrawals slowed sharply. In this Reuters report translated by Zonebourse, Jonathan Fortun interprets the improvement as evidence that stress in Asian equities was easing rather than spreading to bonds. The coverage also examines regional differences and the risks facing demand for emerging market debt.
Emerging markets attracted $18.8 billion in portfolio inflows in July 2026, ending two months of net withdrawals. Reuters reports Jonathan Fortun’s assessment that pressure in Asian equities was easing rather than spreading to bonds. Continued debt inflows and sharply smaller equity outflows drove the improvement, although China still recorded net withdrawals.