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By Natalia Gurushina, Chief Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income Strategy
Brazil maintained the same pace of rate hikes (75bps) and guidance. Turkey remained on hold with a seemingly hawkish statement – but is it just lip service?
“More of the same” – The Brazilian central bank continued to frontload rate hikes, maintaining the same pace (75bps), same guidance (75bps), and the same reasoning (“partial normalization”). A less uncertain fiscal backdrop eased pressure on the central bank to act more aggressively in the near term. However, the real policy rate remains deeply negative (see chart below) – not the best setup against the backdrop of rising inflation. The emerging narrative is that Brazil is on the road to redemption policy-wise – the central bank’s measured tightening would fit right in.
Foreign investors account for around 90% of short selling after partial lifting of investment method ban
Posted : 2021-05-07 15:28
By Lee Kyung-min
Foreign investors accounted for about 90 percent of short-selling transactions in the first three trading days following the partial lifting of restrictions on the investment method on May 3, data showed Friday.
Many retail investors say this is a strong indication that foreign investors alongside institutional investors are allegedly involved in manipulating the stock market for hefty gains.
Short selling is widely used by foreign and institutional investors for profits after selling borrowed shares at a lower price based on the view that the domestic stock markets will remain bearish at the expense of retail investors.
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MSCI asked to include Korea in developed market index
Posted : 2021-05-05 16:37
By Park Jae-hyuk
Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) received an official request from Korean businesses to upgrade the domestic equity market to developed from emerging in its forthcoming market classification next month.
The Federation of Korean Industries (FKI) said Wednesday it sent a statement to the global index provider a day earlier providing reasons why Korea should be included in the MSCI s developed market index. It emphasized it is inappropriate to maintain Korea as an emerging market, considering the size of the country s economy and its globalized stock market.