Unprecedented outflow of capital from Asian bonds; The shadow of American monetary policy on regional markets

In September, foreign investors sold $8.21 billion worth of bonds from five Asian economies, marking the largest monthly capital outflow from these markets since March 2020; A process that was accompanied by a sharp increase in the yield of American treasury bonds and strengthened expectations about the continuation of the contractionary monetary policy of the "Federal Reserve".

In September, foreign investors sold $8.21 billion worth of bonds from five Asian economies, marking the largest monthly capital outflow from these markets since March 2020; A process that was accompanied by a sharp increase in the yield of American treasury bonds and strengthened expectations about the continuation of the contractionary monetary policy of the "Federal Reserve".