Foreign Outflows From Asian Equities Surge in June
Foreign investors withdrew a net 27.08 billion dollars from regional stocks this month as Middle East hostilities and a technology sector rout pressured markets. South Korea and Taiwan led the outflows while the MSCI Asia Pacific Index dropped over four percent following underwhelming tech earnings.
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Foreign investors withdrew a net $27.08 billion from Asian equities in June as Middle East tensions and a technology sell-off intensified. This outflow exceeds the $24.08 billion total recorded in May across seven regional exchanges. The exodus signals a shift in risk appetite as investors recalibrate expectations for AI-driven growth and regional stability.
