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1h agoEmerging markets draw nearly US$27 billion in portfolio inflows in October, led by Asia

The Institute of International Finance (IIF) reported that investors added US$26.9 billion to emerging-market equities and debt in October, up from US$21.1 billion in September. Asia accounted for US$16.5 billion of the total, and non-China equity inflows reached their highest since December 2023. While overall debt inflows slowed, equities were the main driver, and analysts say the trend signals renewed interest in emerging-market assets amid more favourable global conditions.
However, key risks remain including export exposure and currency volatility in selective markets.
Reuters• By Harsh Ranjan
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1h agoEmerging markets draw nearly US$27 billion in portfolio inflows in October, led by Asia

The Institute of International Finance (IIF) reported that investors added US$26.9 billion to emerging-market equities and debt in October, up from US$21.1 billion in September. Asia accounted for US$16.5 billion of the total, and non-China equity inflows reached their highest since December 2023. While overall debt inflows slowed, equities were the main driver, and analysts say the trend signals renewed interest in emerging-market assets amid more favourable global conditions.
However, key risks remain including export exposure and currency volatility in selective markets.
Reuters• By Harsh Ranjan
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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Emerging markets attract almost US$27bn in investor flows in October, with Asia and non-China equities leading the charge.
The Institute of International Finance (IIF) reported that investors added US$26.9 billion to emerging-market equities and debt in October, up from US$21.1 billion in September. Asia accounted for US$16.5 billion of the total, and non-China equity inflows reached their highest since December 2023. While overall debt inflows slowed, equities were the main driver, and analysts say the trend signals renewed interest in emerging-market assets amid more favourable global conditions.
However, key risks remain including export exposure and currency volatility in selective markets.

The Institute of International Finance (IIF) reported that investors added US$26.9 billion to emerging-market equities and debt in October, up from US$21.1 billion in September. Asia accounted for US$16.5 billion of the total, and non-China equity inflows reached their highest since December 2023. While overall debt inflows slowed, equities were the main driver, and analysts say the trend signals renewed interest in emerging-market assets amid more favourable global conditions.
However, key risks remain including export exposure and currency volatility in selective markets.
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Nov 11, 2025 • 20:33 IST