Capital flows are moving away from emerging markets, putting pressure on Indonesia and Thailand due to dollar strength.
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Capital flows are moving away from emerging markets, putting pressure on Indonesia and Thailand due to dollar strength.
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Indonesian and Thai economies are facing global stress, coping with the fallout of the US-Iran war, while financial institutions monitor the situation.Also in this story
- The Indonesian government utilized bond buybacks as a measure to stabilize the domestic bond market.
- Financial institutions, including Hong Leong Bank and CIMB, are assessing market sentiment regarding the prospects of a US-Iran deal and geopolitical risks in West Asia.
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- Global financial markets face pressure from FED hikes, Trump tariffs, and ECB liquidity shifts, impacting emerging market currencies like the Indonesian rupiah.
- Market growth potential is being discussed, noting key home markets and liquidity flows through Singapore, involving entities like Maybank, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
- Emerging markets contribute to global growth while established markets drive regional economic growth.
- Fed decisions and tightening cycles are driving capital flows and market reactions across Thailand, Malaysia, and India.
- The local Thai market relies on exports and tourism, while high interest rates restrict market growth.