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Flows to China hold up despite inflation fears

  • Published 02 Dec 2010

Flows to China remained resilient in the two weeks ending Nov 24 in spite of news during the period that inflationary pressures are rising.

Managers injected a total $1.04bn into China equity funds in the two weeks ending Nov 24, significantly more than injections to all other BRIC equity funds. Flows to India were particularly lacklustre, falling to $114m during the period from $696m two weeks prior, following recent corruption scandals (chart 1.1 and 1.2).

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