US-listed ETFs tracking India and Taiwan saw record outflows in March amid currency weakness, rising yields and energy concerns. Despite this, Asian equities rebounded sharply on hopes of easing geopolitical tensions. Analysts warn sentiment remains fragile, with India’s underperformance and Taiwan’s energy-linked risks still weighing on investor outlook.
US-listed ETFs tracking India and Taiwan saw record outflows in March amid currency weakness, rising yields and energy concerns. Despite this, Asian equities rebounded sharply on hopes of easing geopolitical tensions. Analysts warn sentiment remains fragile, with India’s underperformance and Taiwan’s energy-linked risks still weighing on investor outlook.
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The largest US-listed exchange-traded funds tracking single Asian countries, from India to Taiwan, suffered record outflows in March, just ahead of a massive rebound in the region’s equities on the first day of April.Traders yanked a record $1.4 billion in March from BlackRock’s $6.7 billion iShares MSCI India ETF, known by its ticker INDA, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The firm’s $7 billion iShares MSCI Taiwan ETF, or EWT, also saw a record redemption of $1.1 billion last month, the…
