LONDON, April 8 (Reuters) - Foreign investors pulled $70.3 billion from emerging market assets in March, the biggest outflow since the pandemic rout in March 2020, data from a global banking trade ...

Foreign investors pulled $70.3 billion from emerging market assets in March, the biggest outflow since the pandemic rout in March 2020, data from a global ⁠banking trade group showed on Wednesday.

The data shows a striking reversal from "exceptionally large" January inflows, and still-positive February flows, which IIF described as a "sharp regime break following a major geopolitical shock." ...

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