Emerging market capital flows after Covid-19
With loose money supply and low returns in the developed world, emerging markets have become the destination of choice for investors looking for high yields. However, with much uncertainty remaining and inflation well above the Federal Reserve’s target rate, speculation of Fed tapering and market tantrums are gaining momentum. OMFIF is convening a panel to look at capital flows in emerging markets, addressing what happens when the cycle turns, the likelihood of capital flows reverting and asset and currency markets in the developing world.
Panellists:
Otaviano Canuto
Non-resident senior fellow
Brookings Institute
Steve Kamin
Senior Fellow
American Enterprise Institute
David Lubin
Managing director and head of emerging markets economics
Citi
Ratna Sahay
Deputy director, monetary and capital markets department
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Timings:
15:00-16:00 (London)
10:00-11:00 (New York)
22:00-23:00 (Singapore)
This virtual discussion is part of the OMFIF Institute for Economic and Monetary Policy, OMFIF’s core stream of activities covering economic and monetary policy and the political economy. OMFIF is an independent think tank for central banking, economic policy and public investment, providing a neutral platform for best practice in worldwide public-private sector exchanges worldwide. For membership enquiries please contact Jamie.bulgin@omfif.org or Folusho.Olutosin@omfif.org, or for further information please see the OMFIF website.