March saw the largest portfolio outflows from EM. Equity and debt were -$52.4 bn and -$31.0 bn, respectively. Net capital flows to EM reached $0.2 bn in February.
Portfolio flows to EM stood at $3.4 bn in February. Equity and debt were -$9.7 bn and $13.2 bn, respectively. Net capital flows to EM reached $40.2 bn in January.
Portfolio flows to EM stood at $28.9 bn in January. Equity and debt were -$0.7 bn and $29.7 bn, respectively. Net capital flows to EM reached -$33.1 bn in December.
Portfolio flows to EM stood at $30.7 bn in December. Equity and debt were $12.9 bn and $17.8 bn, respectively. Net capital flows to EM reached $0.7 bn in November.
Portfolio flows to Emerging Markets were $20.3 bn in November. Equity and debt flows were $4.4 bn and $15.9 bn, respectively. Net capital flows into EM were -$23.4 billion in October.
During August, EM stocks and bonds suffered the worst outflows since November-2016. Our broader measure of net capital flows, which lags by one month, shows a reversal of net flows from June to July, from -$42.0 bn to $5.2 bn.
Portfolio flows to Emerging Markets were $40.8 bn in June, the highest level in 5 months. Our tracking shows a surge in flows, driven by a strong recovery in Chinese equities. Equity and debt flows were $12.6 billion and $28.2 billion, respectively. Net capital flows into EM were -$18.6 billion in May.
Portfolio flows to Emerging Markets were -$5.7 billion in May. Equity and debt flows were -$14.6 billion and $9 billion, respectively. Net capital flows into EM were -$2.8 billion in April.
Portfolio inflows to Emerging Markets were $38 billion in April. Equity and debt inflows reached $14 billion and $24 billion, respectively. Net capital flows into EM rose to $27.7 billion in March.
Portfolio inflows to Emerging Markets were $25 billion in March. Equity and debt inflows reached $8 billion and $18 billion, respectively. Net capital flows rose into positive territory in February.
Portfolio inflows to Emerging Markets were $26 billion in February. Equity and debt inflows reached $14 billion and $12 billion, respectively. Net capital flows strongly rebounded into positive territory in January.
Portfolio inflows to EMs were $51.1 billion in January, the highest in 12 months. Equity and debt inflows increased to $33 billion and $18 billion, respectively. Net capital flows improved but remained in negative territory in December.
Portfolio inflows to EMs were $3.1 bn in December. Equity and debt flows softened to $2.9 bn and $0.2 bn, respectively. Net capital flows remained in negative territory in November.
Emerging markets saw portfolio inflows of $33.9 billion in November, the strongest inflows since January. Our broader measure of net capital flows remained negative in October, driven by outflows from China.
Non-resident portfolio flows turned negative in October with $7.6 billion in outflows (all from equities-debt saw inflows). China saw non-resident por.
Portfolio inflows to EMs increased slightly to $7.9 billion in September, due mostly to a rebound in bond inflows to $5.6 billion-offsetting the slowd.
Equities were more resilient with over $7 billion in inflows-of which China was $5.8 billion; in contrast, debt saw.
With this edition of the IIF Capital Flows Tracker, we introduce a new version of the EM Portfolio Flows Tracker. Our " Tracker 4.0 " provides a more.
Launched in March 2014, the IIF EM Portfolio Flows Tracker is a monthly indicator that provides estimates of non-resident portfolio debt and equity inflows to 25 key emerging markets. Our estimates in "Tracker 4.0" reflect significant methodological improvements, building on our recently expanded set of daily flows series, EM bond issuance and EM stock market performance.
Non-resident portfolio outflows from emerging markets rose to $8 billion in June, following $6.3 billion of outflows in May However, our broader measu.
Non-resident portfolio outflows from emerging markets accelerated to $12.3 billion in May from $0.3 billion in April EM debt and equity markets saw ev.
Non-resident portfolio flows to emerging markets ground to a halt in April, hurt by a sharp retrenchment in debt flows.' Portfolio debt and equity out.
Non-resident portfolio flows to emerging markets saw a modest recovery in March after February's sharp decline EM debt and equity markets saw portfoli.
Non-resident portfolio flows to emerging markets declined sharply in February, ending a 14-month streak of net inflows.' Against the backdrop of broad.
Non-resident portfolio inflows to EMs rose to a 7-month high of $30 billion in January, with over half ($16.5 billion) to debt' markets. EM Asia and L.
Strong 2017 Overall, but Softer H2 " ' Non-resident portfolio inflows to EMs were $9.4 billion in December and $235 billion for the year (vs $152 bn.
EM Asia ($14.0 bn) saw the vast majority of portfolio inflows, while idiosyncratic events weighed.
Non-resident portfolio inflows to emerging markets dipped slightly to $13.6 billion in October, with a jump in equity inflows offsetting a slowdown in.
We estimate that non-resident portfolio inflows to emerging markets were $14.5 billion in September. EM Asia ($8.6 bn) and Latin America ($3.3 bn) att.
We estimate that non-resident portfolio inflows to emerging markets slowed to USD16 billion in August EM Asia (USD6.1 bn) and Latin America (USD 5.9 b.
We estimate that non-resident portfolio inflows to emerging markets were steady near USD20 billion in July.' EM Asia (USD9.3 bn) and EM Europe (USD7.6.
We estimate that non-resident portfolio inflows to emerging markets were USD18 billion in June Most inflows went to EM Asia (USD15.8 bn), with flows s.
We estimate that non-resident portfolio inflows to emerging markets rose to USD21 billion in May All four EM regions saw portfolio inflows in May, wit.
We estimate that non-resident portfolio inflows to emerging markets were solid at USD21 billion in April All four EM regions saw portfolio inflows in.
We estimate that non-resident portfolio inflows to emerging markets rose to USD30 billion in March - the highest monthly inflow since January 2015. Al.
We estimate that non-resident portfolio flows to emerging markets rose to USD17.1 billion in February All four EM regions saw portfolio inflows in Feb.
We estimate that non-resident portfolio flows to emerging markets rose to USD12.3 billion in January EM Asia, LatAm, and EM Europe saw modest portfoli.
December portfolio outflows cap the weakest year since the crisis : Non-resident portfolio outflows from emerging markets are estimated to have been $.
Portfolio outflows largest since "taper tantrum": Non-resident portfolio outflows from EMs are estimated to have been a hefty $24.2 billion in Novembe.
As part of ongoing efforts to enhance our monitoring of capital flows to emerging markets, last month we introduced new country-level indicators to tr.
As part of ongoing efforts to enhance our monitoring of capital flows to emerging markets, we are introducing new country-level indicators to track ne.
EM debt markets are estimated to have received inflows of $13.3 billion in August, while an estimated $11.3 billion flowed.
In early 2014, we launched the first edition of the EM Portfolio Flows Tracker, which has quickly become widely used by the analyst community and the.
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We estimate that non-resident portfolio flows to emerging markets dropped to a mere $1.2 billion in May, following robust inflows in the two prior mon.
We estimate that emerging markets received $26 billion of non-resident portfolio inflows in April, following a 21-month high of $37 billion in March.
Estimated non-resident portfolio flows to EMs surged to a 21-month high of $36.8 billion in March, following a $5.4 billion inflow in February. Both b.
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We estimate that EMs saw net non-resident portfolio outflows of $3.6 billion in January, marking an unprecedented seventh consecutive month of outflow.
Our portfolio flows estimates indicate that emerging markets saw a retrenchment of $3.1 billion in December, dominated by outflows from EM equities.
This research note is a joint product by EPFR Global and the IIF. IIF portfolio flows data and EPFR fund flows data offer complementary perspectives o.
In December, portfolio flows to emerging markets saw the sharpest retrenchment since the 2013 "Taper Tantrum", according to the IIF Portfolio Flows Tr.
Portfolio flows to EMs slowed further in October, reaching a 2014 low of $1 billion. We estimate that portfolio equity flows saw a retrenchment of $9.
The EM Portfolio Flows Tracker provides monthly estimates of total portfolio inflows to emerging markets. The Tracker data have been featured in numer.
Portfolio inflows to emerging economies continued at a rapid pace in June, with portfolio bond flows in particular rising to the highest level since A.
Our EM portfolio flows tracker indicates that portfolio inflows to emerging economies continued their upward trend of the last several months in May,.
After a strong rebound in March, portfolio inflows to emerging markets moderated somewhat in April. Global investors are estimated to have brought $25.
Our EM portfolio flows tracker indicates that portfolio inflows to emerging economies have rebounded in the last two months, following the EM stress i.