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Emerging Market ETF Outflows Hit $1.12 Bln, Most in Over a Year

Emerging Market ETF Outflows Hit $1.12 Bln, Most in Over a Year

Investors withdrew money from exchange-traded funds that buy emerging market stocks and bonds last week. This was the third straight week of outflows.

Outflows from U.S.-listed emerging market ETFs that invest across developing nations as well as those that target specific countries totaled $1.12 billion in the week ended Oct. 8, compared with losses of $260.6 million in the previous week, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. This was the biggest weekly outflow in over a year. So far this year, inflows have totalled $37.2 billion.

  • Stock ETFs contracted by $520.2 million.
  • Bond funds fell by $596.1 million.
  • Total assets rose to $345.1 billion from $343 billion.
  • The MSCI Emerging Markets Index closed up 0.8 percent from the previous week at 1,257.04 points.
  • Taiwan had the biggest outflow, of $235.9 million, following withdrawals from iShares MSCI Taiwan.
  • Mozambique had the biggest inflow, of $6.52, led by Vanguard Emerging Markets Government Bond.

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Following are tables detailing net flows for emerging-market ETFs in US dollars. The data include the holdings-weighted allocations from multi-country funds, as well as country-specific funds(figures in USD millions unless otherwise stated):

Regional Summary

RegionFlow WeekFlow % ChangeEquity FlowBond FlowTotal Assets (USD Bln)
Total EM-1,116.3-328.3%-520.2-596.1345.1
Americas-257.2-2,192.1%-66.1-191.137.1
Asia Pac-512.9-243.3%-401.9-111.0254.0
EMEA-346.2-180.4%-52.3-294.054.0

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Americas

CountryFlow WeekFlow % ChangeEquity FlowBond FlowTotal Assets
Mexico-78.0-8.3%-40.1-37.98,256.3
Brazil-39.4-130.8%-17.5-21.920,015.6
Chile-32.8-459.9%-13.2-19.62,578.3
Colombia-21.9-255.4%-0.4-21.51,766.4
Panama-19.4-202.4%0.0-19.4722.3
Peru-15.7-79.8%5.1-20.91,404.0
Uruguay-13.9-254.5%0.1-14.0719.5
Ecuador-10.4-213.1%0.0-10.4350.6
Argentina-10.3-202.7%-0.1-10.2599.2
Jamaica-5.4-213.7%0.0-5.4182.4
Paraguay-3.9-144.6%0.0-3.9200.6
Costa Rica-3.8-141.9%0.0-3.8192.2
Trinidad & Tobago-1.1-261.4%0.0-1.142.9
Bolivia-0.8-206.2%0.0-0.830.7
Venezuela-0.3-220.8%0.0-0.39.8
Belize0.0100.1%0.00.00.5

Asia Pacific

CountryFlow WeekFlow % ChangeEquity FlowBond FlowTotal Assets
Taiwan-235.9-227.1%-235.90.048,040.2
China/Hong Kong-73.3-39.3%-61.1-12.2116,392.9
South Korea-43.1-3,111.5%-42.8-0.323,770.7
India-42.6-280.8%-37.9-4.743,210.4
Indonesia-39.0-246.4%-7.7-31.25,784.5
Philippines-28.4-59.9%-6.1-22.32,980.2
Malaysia-22.3-100.3%-7.9-14.45,471.9
Kazakhstan-13.1-187.7%0.0-13.1516.5
Sri Lanka-6.2-160.9%0.0-6.2278.0
Pakistan-5.2-169.8%0.0-5.2391.0
Thailand-2.5-358.7%-2.40.06,409.4
Vietnam-1.020.1%0.0-1.0710.1
Mongolia-0.3-9.3%0.0-0.344.7
Bangladesh0.0N.A.0.00.032.5

Europe, Middle East & Africa

CountryFlow WeekFlow % ChangeEquity FlowBond FlowTotal Assets
Russia-48.4-10.1%-25.7-22.712,819.3
Turkey-30.1-65.3%-2.2-27.92,818.8
Qatar-27.7-326.2%-0.1-27.62,997.0
Saudi Arabia-27.4-1,233.2%-1.8-25.610,063.0
South Africa-25.5-1,351.6%-6.8-18.610,021.5
U.A.E.-21.3-410.5%-0.2-21.12,869.5
Oman-20.0-197.2%0.0-20.0784.3
Poland-19.7-243.0%-14.0-5.71,931.7
Egypt-18.1-204.0%-0.1-18.0969.9
Bahrain-16.6-196.9%0.0-16.6727.0
Ukraine-15.5-191.0%0.0-15.5597.8
Nigeria-12.6-192.4%0.0-12.6575.2
Hungary-11.3-285.7%-0.4-10.91,274.2
Ghana-9.0-211.3%0.0-9.0314.5
Romania-8.3-186.6%-0.1-8.2685.9
Kenya-6.5-167.0%0.0-6.5322.5
Kuwait-4.8-778.3%-0.1-4.71,731.2
Jordan-4.6-152.7%0.0-4.6219.9
Croatia-3.1-211.4%0.0-3.1107.6
Iraq-2.9-213.6%0.0-2.997.2
Morocco-2.6-127.7%0.0-2.6223.5
Senegal-1.9-213.4%0.0-1.967.2
Zambia-1.6-211.1%0.0-1.655.2
Lebanon-1.3-211.2%0.0-1.345.5
Ivory Coast-1.2-206.1%0.0-1.247.5
Serbia-1.0-212.4%0.0-1.0116.9
Gabon-0.9-203.1%0.0-0.935.4
Tunisia-0.8-214.1%0.0-0.826.2
Mauritius-0.7N.A.0.0-0.739.3
Greece-0.4-257.4%-0.40.0829.6
Czech Republic-0.2-153.2%-0.20.0583.7
Lithuania0.0N.A.0.00.01.9
Slovenia0.0N.A.0.00.00.4
Mozambique0.0100.1%0.00.01.9

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