ETF's money flow for 2017

26.12.2017 / 14:34

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If you keep track of the cash flows invested in ETFs in emerging markets, it is best to book a ticket from China to Brazil. In 2017, net cash outflow from China amounted to $ 5.8 billion, according to Bloomberg. At the other end, Brazil has a net investment of $ 3.1 billion.

In the table below, we can track where investors are targeting their assets by latitude:

An interesting surprise is the outflow of funds in Germany in 2017 despite the net positive result for the Eurozone. If this trend continues, in 2018 the French CAC will be more appealing than the German DAX for traders.

Source: Bloomberg Pro Terminal

Trader Nikolay Georgiev

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ETF's money flow for 2017

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