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Emerging Markets Capital Flows Monitor

The war in Ukraine has triggered renewed outflows from EM financial markets as risk aversion has taken hold, but there are few signs of severe financial contagion. And even if outflows were to intensify over the coming months, the macroeconomic fallout in most EMs should be limited. Turkey, Romania and Chile look most vulnerable given their external vulnerabilities.

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