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In early January 2016 the Institute of International Finance released data that showed unprecedented capital outflows from emerging markets. The headline figure – a dizzying $735 billion in 2015, following $111 billion in 2014 – flashed across the world and made the leap from financial media to mainstream news.
Underneath the headline statistic it quickly became clear how much China was dominating these outflows. The IIF calculated $676 billion of the $735 billion was directly related to China.
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