Cross-border portfolio inflows to emerging markets near $4 trillion, IMF says. Nonbank investors drive post-crisis surge.
Cross-border portfolio flows to emerging markets have risen sharply since the global financial crisis, driven largely by nonbank financial investors, with cumulative inflows approaching $4 trillion in 2025, according to IMF analysis.
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