Investors have begun pulling money out of Asia, dramatically reversing a six-month trend during which inflows to the region surpassed pre-1997 levels.
According to State Street, international investors had been pouring money into the region over the past six months. The flows into the region were the largest ever recorded in its 10-year database, which tracks the movement of pension fund money and is one of the largest of its kind. State Street tracks fund flows using its Portfolio Flow Indicator, a normalized indicator that looks at investment flows in terms of basis points of market capitalization.
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