Stock Exchange Investment Funds of Developing Countries Live Records 

Stock Exchange Investment Funds of Developing Countries Live Records

It is observed that the stock market investment funds of developing countries have recently achieved record exits.  Since the day it was founded, there have been recent exits from the stock exchange investment funds, which have been constantly entering money and investing in stocks of developing countries. A record money outflow of $ 663 Million was made on Thursday (April 16th) from ETF, whose asset size has increased continuously since 2012 and has reached up to $ 64.2 Billion. In the market where sudden stop scenarios were priced, the IMF had reduced its growth forecast from 4.4% to -1% for developing countries on Wednesday. The MSCI developing countries index has declined by 20.6% since the beginning of the year. Investors experienced an eighth consecutive exit from ETFs investing in developing market stocks and bonds last week. The highest output was Hong Kong with $ 61.6 million. There was an outflow of $ 132 million in the week ended April 9 from the emerging market ETFs traded in the US. According to the information received, the total output of the funds this year was determined to be 9.18 billion dollars. Turkey is the iShares exchange traded funds are traded in New York has realized output in the first quarter of $ 99.6 million and this movement has been the toughest out of the largest Turkey shares etf's seen since the first quarter of 2019.