Foreign investors exit Asian stocks

During the year 2026, Asian markets experienced a record-breaking sell-off by foreign investors, with the value of stocks sold reaching $134 billion by mid-June. This significantly exceeded the sales amount of 2025, which was $45 billion. Despite substantial gains in the indices of South Korea and Taiwan, foreign funds shifted towards selling due to slowing profits and rising valuations, with the bulk of the sell-offs concentrated in major technology companies such as Samsung and TSMC. While domestic investors continue to support the market, indications point to a potential return of foreign capital to the region—particularly in Korea and Taiwan—although India remains more hesitant due to a weak currency and sluggish profit growth.

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