Global market turbulence has triggered the biggest outflows from emerging market equities in more than a year.
Investors removed $9bn from stocks and shares across Africa, Latin America, eastern Europe and Asia in October, according to figures from the Washington-based Institute of International Finance, which tracks all cross-border investment into developing countries by non-residents.
Cooling sentiment towards emerging markets because of slowing growth in China and unwinding monetary stimulus in the US has been exacerbated by general nervousness about uneven global growth.
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