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Growing trade risks may soon sour foreign appetite for Asian bonds
Foreigners turned net buyers of Asian bonds in July after three months of aggressive selling, but the escalating trade dispute between China and the United States and Turkey's economic crisis paint a gloomy outlook for continued regional inflows.
Foreigners bought Asian equities in July for first time in 6 months
Foreign investors were net purchasers of Asian equities for the first time in six months in July, helped by strong earnings growth and efforts by the United States and Europe to resolve differences over trade, though worries heightened this week of a trade war between the United States and China.
Foreigners bought Asian equities in July for first time in 6 months
Aug 3 Foreign investors were net purchasers of Asian equities for the first time in six months in July, helped by strong earnings growth and efforts by the United States and Europe to resolve differences over trade, though worries heightened this week of a trade war between the United States and China.
GRAPHIC-More pain in store for China stocks as inflows, earnings slacken
July 27 China's stock markets are already the world's worst performing major equity market this year and risks are skewed for further losses if an easing of foreign portfolio inflows and analyst revisions to earnings estimates are anything to go by.
Foreigners sell Asian bonds for third straight month in June
Foreigners withdrew money from Asian bond markets for the third consecutive month in June amid concerns that increasing trade frictions between the United States and China will disrupt the region's economic growth.
GRAPHIC-Foreigners sell Asian bonds for third straight month in June
July 18 Foreigners withdrew money from Asian bond markets for the third consecutive month in June amid concerns that increasing trade frictions between the United States and China will disrupt the region's economic growth.
Home bias props up Indian stocks in face of foreign sales
India's domestic institutional investors have been sapping up shares this year, helping put a floor under its stock markets even as foreigners flee on concerns over the country's accelerating consumer prices, rising global yields and a falling rupee.
Foreigners flee Asian equities in first half; outflows top 2013
Foreign investors sold Asian equities for a fifth consecutive month in June, as escalating United States-China trade tension created doubts on whether the synchronized global growth that benefited regional stocks last year could be sustained.
GRAPHIC-Foreigners flee Asian equities in 1st half; outflows top 2013
July 4 Foreign investors sold Asian equities for a fifth consecutive month in June, as escalating United States-China trade tension created doubts on whether the synchronized global growth that benefited regional stocks last year could be sustained.
GRAPHIC-Foreigners turn net sellers of Japanese equities in May
June 26 Foreigners turned net sellers of Japanese stocks in May as rising U.S. yields and escalating trade tension between the United States and China, soured investor appetite for the country's equity markets.
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