Goldman Sachs
May 24, 2026
EM Weekly Fund Flows Monitor
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The report highlights massive foreign outflows from EM Asia (led by Korea) totaling $9.4bn weekly, while domestic retail investors act as a critical buffer, supporting the rally in North Asia. Mutual funds are rotating back into China and India while reducing tech-heavy exposure in Korea and Taiwan.
Key Takeaways
- 1.EM Asia ex-China markets experienced large foreign institutional investor (FII) outflows totaling US$9.4bn, primarily led by Korea.
- 2.Domestic retail participation is increasingly supporting North Asian equity markets, effectively absorbing selling from foreign investors.
- 3.Emerging Market (EM) mutual funds rotated positioning in April, increasing exposure to China and India while cutting exposure in Korea and Taiwan.
Table of Contents
- Foreign (FII) flows / positioning
- HK/China Connect, Domestic retail flows
- Global Equity mutual fund flows
- Focus: Retail Flows; Mutual Fund Positioning
- Focus: Preliminary Mutual Fund Positioning (April 2026)
- GEM Flows Recap
- Regional Flows Recap
- Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) Flows
- Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) Flows
- Stock Connect: Southbound Flows
- Stock Connect: Northbound Flows
- Global, EM, Regional and Country Fund Flows
- Retail Investor Flows
- Regional Equity Risk Barometers (ERBs)
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Authors
Sunil KoulMark HungTimothy Moe, CFA
Securities
0981.HK9988.HK2800.HK300750.SZ
Themes
Domestic Retail SupportForeign Institutional CapitulationActive Fund Rotation to China/India
Regions
Asia PacificLatin AmericaEuropeSouth KoreaChinaTaiwan
