Foreigners added $36.5 billion to EM portfolios in July, IIF says
Non-residents poured $36.5 billion into their emerging market stock and debt portfolios in July, a banking trade group's data showed on Thursday, the largest
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Non-residents poured $36.5 billion into their emerging market stock and debt portfolios in July, a banking trade group's data showed on Thursday, the largest
August 08, 2024Emerging market portfolios attracted foreign inflows for an eighth consecutive month in June with flows to Asia ex-China taking the lion's share, but the high U.S.
July 10, 2024The possibility of former President Donald Trump winning back the White House in November has investors preparing for various scenarios, with "America's backyard
July 09, 2024Foreigners added about $32.7 billion to their emerging market portfolios in March, a fifth consecutive month of overall foreign net flows to EMs, the Institute of
April 23, 2024Ukraine said on Monday it had reached a preliminary agreement with a group of private holders of its $19.7 billion of outstanding international bonds, closing in
June 18, 2024Another attempt to streamline the resolution of sovereign debt restructurings is making its way through the New York State legislature, and Wall Street is again
March 11, 2024Major developing economies are expected to see net capital inflows this year rise by nearly a third to $903 billion, though much of that hinges on global growth
June 14, 2024Non-residents pulled $13.8 billion from their emerging market portfolios in September as the prospect of higher interest rates in the developed world for a
April 26, 2024New York state lawmakers have only a few days before the legislative session ends for the year, and with no committee meetings left the fate of a controversial
June 13, 2024A number of former heads of state and policy makers have urged New York State lawmakers to push ahead with a bill that would alter the legal landscape governing
July 02, 2024Stronger macroeconomic policy is partly behind the resilience of economies across Latin America and the Caribbean, the International Monetary Fund said Friday in its
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