Can developing countries keep foreign capital flowing in?

From: Finance & Development | Date: September 1, 1994| Author: | Copyright information

The prospects for continued, substantial portfolio flows to developing countries are favorable. Emerging markets generally offer good economic performance and because they are still underweighted in the portfolios of industrial country investors, they are likely to continue to attract investors for some time to come. It must be recognized, however, that some of these private flows can be volatile, that their volume to some countries is unlikely to be maintained at prevailing levels, and that they can place upward pressure on exchange rates and thus erode export competitiveness. There is also ...

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