Emerging market assets see net buying in July as equity selling slows
Fortun interprets renewed July inflows as evidence that pressure on Asian equities was easing rather than spreading into emerging-market bonds.
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Fortun interprets renewed July inflows as evidence that pressure on Asian equities was easing rather than spreading into emerging-market bonds.
View detailsFortun 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.
View detailsFortun argues that China's financial-account dynamics make a very large, persistent yuan undervaluation harder to reconcile with the evidence, while allowing for a more moderate misalignment.
View detailsFortun highlights a reversal in sentiment toward emerging-market equities outside China despite strong aggregate portfolio inflows.
View detailsFortun highlights deteriorating sentiment toward emerging-market equities outside China despite strong total portfolio inflows.
View detailsFortun describes a cautious recovery in May portfolio inflows, with investors choosing selectively among emerging markets amid global uncertainty.
View detailsFortun describes May's return to positive inflows as a cautious improvement, with investors allocating selectively according to domestic policy credibility and exposure to trade disruption.
View detailsFortun highlights divergence between Chinese equities and other emerging-market stocks in February, alongside continuing regulatory and geopolitical concerns.
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