摩根大通：新兴市场资金流向_被动投资持续流入，主动投资远离

Investment Rating - The report indicates a neutral outlook on emerging markets (EM) equities, with a focus on the contrasting performance between ETFs and non-ETFs [1][9]. Core Insights - Emerging market equity inflows have significantly slowed to +$680 million from +$4.1 billion the previous week, primarily driven by ETF subscriptions of +$2.2 billion, while non-ETFs experienced a sell-off of -$1.5 billion [1][9]. - Year-to-date (YTD) flows for EM equities stand at -$13.6 billion, with non-ETF flows at -$33.2 billion, contrasting with ETF inflows of +$19.5 billion [1][9]. - Regional fund flows show that GEMs attracted +$1.5 billion, while Asia ex-Japan saw outflows of -$881 million, indicating regional disparities in investment trends [1][4]. Summary by Sections Overall EM Equity Flows - Total EM equity flows for the week were +$680 million, with YTD flows at -$13.6 billion [1][4]. - ETFs contributed +$2.2 billion, while non-ETFs saw a decline of -$1.5 billion [1][9]. Regional Performance - GEMs experienced inflows of +$1.5 billion, while Asia ex-Japan faced outflows of -$881 million [1][4]. - EMEA and LatAm saw marginal inflows of +$31 million and +$22 million respectively, while EM ex-China recorded redemptions of -$241 million [1][4]. Market Specifics - Taiwan attracted moderate inflows of +$1.5 billion, while India saw small inflows of +$514 million [2][4]. - South Africa and Turkey reported significant outflows of -$706 million and -$109 million respectively [2][4].