The International Finance Association (IIF) said in a report Wednesday that foreign investment inflows to emerging economies jumped to $33.9 billion in November as emerging economies'currencies stabilized and investors seized the opportunity of relatively low valuations.
IIF data showed a net outflow of $7.6 billion in emerging markets in October.
Emerging stock market inflows in November were $12 billion; bond market inflows rose to $21.8 billion, the largest since April.
As of November this year, foreign investment inflows amounted to $195 billion, about 45% lower than the same period last year, but exceeded $142 billion in 2016 and $88 billion in 2015.
In October, emerging market stock market outflows were $17.1 billion, the largest since June 2013, and emerging market bond market outflows were $9.5 billion.
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