Emerging Market Portfolio Flows Rebound in April
Global investors returned to emerging market assets in April following a significant selloff driven by Middle East conflict. Data from the Institute of International Finance shows debt markets led the recovery with 51.9 billion dollars in inflows while China continued to lag behind other regions.
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Emerging market portfolio flows rebounded to $58.3 billion in April, reversing most of the $66.2 billion exodus seen in March. The recovery follows a sharp selloff triggered by Middle East conflict that rattled global markets throughout the previous month. Investors are returning to high-yield assets, though the Institute of International Finance warns that underlying funding stresses persist.
