The Institute of International Finance (IIF) regularly summarizes data on capital flows. They are crucial for investors and decision-makers because they constitute a barometer of the global investment mood and risk appetite. These data make it possible to monitor whether foreign capital is flowing into emerging economies, signaling confidence in their prospects for growth and stability, or flowing out of them, which usually heralds an increasing risk of financial crises, depreciation of local currencies and a potential economic slowdown.
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USD 3.9 billion flowed out of emerging markets in November, after the October inflow amounted to USD 20.5 billion. – said the Institute of International Finance (IIF) in a report.
Capital flow. Detailed data
The overall balance is negative, but the debt market recorded an inflow of capital of USD 15 billion.
“The change compared to October was driven solely by the reduction in share capitalwhile inflows to the debt market remained positive and broadly stable,” we read in the IIF report.
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$18.9 billion flowed out of the stock market. in Novemberafter the inflow of USD 6.1 billion. in October.
The largest capital outflow in 2025
IIF reports that this is it the largest monthly capital outflow since the beginning of 2025 China accounted for capital outflows of $6.9 billion, while emerging markets outside China recorded capital outflows of $12.1 billion.
Since the beginning of the year, capital flows from emerging markets remain negative and amount to USD 30.3 billion.
Since the beginning of the year, emerging markets have rallied USD 223.2 billion total flowsslightly above last year's level.
