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    Asian Bonds Attract Foreign Investors With Fed Rate Cut Hopes

    July 17, 2024


    What’s going on here?

    Foreign investors piled into Asian bonds in June, lured by the prospect of US Federal Reserve rate cuts amid signs of cooling inflation and a weakening job market.

    What does this mean?

    For the second straight month, foreign investors were net buyers of Asian bonds, driven by the expectation that the Fed will lower interest rates soon. They snapped up $3.05 billion worth of bonds in Indonesia, India, Malaysia, South Korea, and Thailand in June, following $9.5 billion in purchases the previous month. Recent data showing slowing US inflation and a softening labor market fueled these expectations, fostering a positive risk sentiment that encouraged capital flows into Asia. The relatively stable interest rates in Asia compared to the US enhanced the attractiveness of local currency government bonds. India, particularly, saw a significant net inflow of $1.79 billion, driven by the inclusion of Indian debt in JPMorgan’s emerging market index, with expectations of drawing $20 billion over the next 10 months.

    Why should I care?

    For markets: Riding the wave of optimism.

    Inflows into Asian bonds reflect growing investor optimism, driven by US economic indicators pointing toward potential interest rate cuts. This creates attractive opportunities in Asian markets, particularly in Indonesia and India, where bonds have seen substantial foreign investment.

    The bigger picture: Global economic shifts are in play.

    The trend underlines a significant shift in global capital flows, with investors seeking better yields and more stable economic conditions outside the US. As US inflation cools and the job market weakens, Asia appears poised to benefit from increased foreign investment, highlighting its potential as a stable alternative.



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