Jonathan Fortun, Chief Economist at the Institute of International Finance (IIF): Investors are still willing to lend money to emerging markets, but they are less willing to take on broad equity market risks.

Jonathan Fortun, Chief Economist at the Institute of International Finance (IIF): Investors are still willing to lend money to emerging markets, but they are less willing to take on broad equity market risks.

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The rise in global discount rates, weak profit confidence, and sensitivity to technology and energy positions have led investors to reduce their equity allocations. The message for the first half of the year is clear: overall, emerging markets still attracted capital, but this was solely because debt inflows completely offset the ongoing sell-off in equities.

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Jonathan Fortun, Chief Economist at the Institute of International Finance (IIF): Investors are still willing to lend money to emerging markets, but they are less willing to take on broad equity market risks.

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