Key Insights
In 2024, net capital inflows to emerging markets, excluding China, rose to $110 billion, or 0.6% of GDP, marking the highest level since 2018.
The Institute of International Finance projected a 32% increase in net capital inflows to emerging markets in 2024, totaling $903 billion, driven by a strong recovery in foreign direct investment and equity portfolios.
Despite global monetary tightening, emerging markets have shown resilience, with capital inflows recovering from post-pandemic lows, though net inflows remained negative in 2023.
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Capital inflows to emerging markets are expected to remain robust in the near term, supported by global economic recovery and investor confidence. How...
Market Outlook
Short-Term
In the short term, emerging markets may face capital outflows due to a strengthening US dollar and potential policy shifts in major economies. Countries with significant external vulnerabilities, such as Argentina and Turkey, are particularly susceptible to currency depreciation and financial instability.
Long-Term
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