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Patrick Artus

The major trend break in 2014: Capital no longer flows to emerging countries

While until 2013 , international capital headed to emerging countries (we include China in emerging countries), it has been flowing out of emerging countries since 2014. This has given rise to: Foreign exchange reserve losses in emerging countries, and therefore an end to the financing of the United States and the euro zone by central banks in emerging countries; A weakening of emerging-country currencies; The need for monetary policies to remain expansionary in the United States and the euro zone to prevent the rise in long-term interest rates that would result from the end of bond purchases in dollars and euros by emerging countries’ central banks .
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Patrick Artus

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