In 1928,
global capital flows reversed after the Fed hiked rates and American investors repatriated capital to invest in the booming domestic stock market.
Not exact matches
This time, there has been «progress on bank leverage regulations,» and «the current
global capital flow cycle has already almost fully
reversed from the cycle peak,» he writes.
This can cause
global capital flows to suddenly and significantly
reverse, leading to
capital flow and currency issues for countries, most notably emerging market economies that are dependent on foreign investment.