By Rodrigo Campos

NEW YORK (Reuters) -A pick-up in flows into stocks led the way as non-resident investors added $26.9 billion to their emerging markets’ equities and debt portfolios in October, data from a banking trade group showed.

The inflow last month marks an uptick on the $21.1 billion in September and compares to a $5 billion net outflow in October 2024 according to the Institute of International Finance.

The overall $12.9 billion net inflow to emerging market stocks was the highest since July, and the $9.4 billion that went into equities outside China the strongest since December 2023.

“The most striking shift in October was the recovery of EM equity allocations,” Jonathan Fortun, senior economist at the IIF wrote in the report, noting that regional breadth also improved, with

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