Emerging market investments rebound
Emerging markets experienced a rise in foreign investment inflows in July, amounting to $19 billion, following two months of capital outflows. The decline in stocks continued but at a less severe pace compared to June. Debt instruments led the recovery, attracting approximately $26.7 billion, while stocks decreased by $7.8 billion—less than the significant losses recorded in June. Since the beginning of the year, bonds and debt instruments in emerging markets have attracted $214.4 billion, compared to $86 billion in outflows from equities. China showed withdrawals from stocks and debt instruments amid record government issuances totaling $19 billion in July, reflecting emerging regional trends.
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