Capital forecast from Fitch: Highest level in the last 10 years
Fitch Ratings focused on nine emerging countries in its "Global Economic Outlook" report and examined trends in net private capital flows to markets. Turkey is among the countries examined.
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In its analysis titled "Net Capital Flows to Emerging Markets to Recover Strongly," Fitch Ratings focused on nine emerging countries included in its "Global Economic Outlook" report and examined trends in net private capital flows to the largest emerging markets.
Evaluating Turkey, Mexico, South Korea, South Africa, Brazil, Poland, India, Indonesia, and Russia as the nine emerging countries, Fitch estimated that capital flows would reach their highest level in the last 10 years, totaling 200 billion dollars.
In the analysis, net capital flows to emerging markets excluding China consisted of four categories: foreign direct investment, portfolio equity, portfolio debt, and bank flows.