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Romanian election likely to trigger further fiscal loosening

Our Tracker shows that total capital outflows from the emerging world reached a ten-month high of $75bn last month. This was driven mainly by an acceleration in outflows from China, but it seems that Donald Trump’s election victory has also triggered a more general decline in flows into EM bond and equity markets.

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