Investor inflows into Asian bonds could dip 25%
The continued exit of international investor capital from the region’s bond markets on the back of concerns about rising inflation could lead foreign investor inflows into Asia to dip to US$61 billion in 2011, argues JP Morgan. This is a drop of more than 25% against 2010's figure.
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