Emerging markets equities faced a $46.1 billion outflow in June, driven by tech selloffs in South Korea and Taiwan, while debt markets attracted foreign inflows.
The trend was mainly driven by heavy sell-offs in tech-heavy South Korea and Taiwan
Jul 13, 2026
01:07 pm
What's the storyEmerging markets witnessed a massive exodus of foreign capital in June, with net outflows from equities hitting $46.1 billion.
The trend was mainly driven by heavy sell-offs in tech-heavy South Korea and Taiwan, according to the latest data from the Institute of International Finance (IIF).
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