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Asian Equity Flows

ASIA STOCKS
  • China equities saw -1.30b yuan of outflows on Monday, as traders looked to book profits ahead of a busy week for global data and strong recent performance. The 5-day average of 3.15b sits above the 20-day at 2.37B.
  • South Korean equities saw saw another day of inflows post Nvidia's earnings, although the momentum is really slowing. Yesterdays "Corporate Value-up Program" announcement failed to live up to expectations causing SK equities to sell off. Negative flows wouldn't be unexcepted today. The 5-day average is now at $65m Vs $322 a week ago, while the 20-day sits at $302m
  • Taiwan equities continue to see inflows which has been largely supported by the semiconductor space, although much like SK momentum is slowing, as the 5-day average is now at $242m Vs $322 a week ago, while the 20-day sits at $482m
  • Indonesian equities have seen outflows for the past three days now, after the JCI failed to hold above 7350 for the third time last week. the 5-day average has now turned negative to -$8.5m, while the 20-day average is $42m

Table 1: EM Asia Equity Flows

YesterdayPast 5 Trading Days2024 To Date
China (Yuan bn)*-1.315.816.0
South Korea (USDmn) 843267701
Taiwan (USDmn) 16612115248
India (USDmn)** 187591-3214
Indonesia (USDmn) -54-431294
Thailand (USDmn) **-54215-624
Malaysia (USDmn) **36164486
Philippines (USDmn) 124.8199
Total (Ex China USDmn)367249011091
* Northbound Stock Connect Flows
** Data Up To Feb 23

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