Dólar y política monetaria: así es como impactarán las tasas de la Fed en Latinoamérica
Fortun discusses what the Federal Reserve's inflation and growth outlook means for Latin American monetary policy.
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Fortun discusses what the Federal Reserve's inflation and growth outlook means for Latin American monetary policy.
View detailsEmerging markets face different energy shock risks depending on their import bills, sensitivity to food and fuel inflation, and reliance on foreign investors in domestic debt markets. A vulnerability heatmap brings these channels together while distinguishing structural exposure from market stress. Egypt ranks among the most vulnerable cases, and emerging Asia has the largest concentration of highly exposed economies.
Read the workChilean equities reached new highs while foreign investors reduced their ownership and pension funds avoided rebuilding domestic equity exposure. Households have absorbed most of the equity supply since 2023. This changing investor base may lessen dependence on foreign flows while making the market more sensitive to domestic liquidity and confidence.
Read the workFortun discusses the growing role of households in Chile's equity market and how pension withdrawals changed the composition of demand.
View detailsFortun assesses when a temporary oil windfall can support investment and stronger sovereign balance sheets.
View detailsUsing emerging-market data for 2008–2024, the paper studies how the composition of capital inflows relates to exports of ICT goods and services. Equity FDI is associated with stronger digital exports, particularly after 2017; portfolio flows show a weaker systematic relationship.
Read the workFortun interprets February's slower emerging-market inflows as a return to normal after an exceptional January, rather than a fundamental shift in investor appetite.
View detailsEmerging market portfolio inflows slowed to $21.7 billion in February after an exceptionally strong January. Debt attracted $14.3 billion and equities $7.4 billion. The March tracker interprets this moderation as a return toward normal conditions after unusually large early inflows, with investors becoming more selective rather than broadly retreating from emerging markets.
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