US: Ocean of inflows pouring in – Deutsche Bank
FXStreet (Delhi) – Research Team at Deutsche Bank, note that M&A activities in the US have surged over the last three months with inflows at USD 54bn and accelerating US inflows have come notwithstanding the recent bout of risk aversion and possible Fed rate hikes.
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“YTD inflows now stand at USD 40bn surpassing last year’s inflows of USD 25bn. In the UK, capital inflows are also turning higher, in the last month alone amounting to USD 24bn. This helped the year-to-date inflows to touch USD 162bn, making it the largest beneficiary of any G10 nation.”
“By contrast, Canada has witnessed sizeable capital outflows over the three month period with outflows at USD 40bn. YTD outflows now stand at a whopping USD 94bn. YTD outflows are four times last year’s total inflows (USD 21bn). Similarly, outflows from Japan continue to rise at a steady pace with YTD outflows at USD 69bn, exceeding its outflows in 2014 of USD 39bn. Meanwhile, outflows from Euro area has softened.”
Research Team at Deutsche Bank, note that M&A activities in the US have surged over the last three months with inflows at USD 54bn and accelerating US inflows have come notwithstanding the recent bout of risk aversion and possible Fed rate hikes.
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