EMs may find it tough to attract foreign funds: IIF
Capital inflows are projected to fall by US$153b this year
EMERGING economies in Asia and elsewhere may have seen their best days in terms of attracting foreign investment and though recent outflows should not trigger renewed crises in these regions, attracting fresh foreign funds could become more difficult in the future, according to an authoritative report released yesterday.
Capital inflows have fallen sharply in recent months against the backdrop of more difficult external conditions, and are projected to …
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