đWinners and Losers in ASEAN Capital Markets(2016-2024)đ
- DAISAKU KADOMAE
- Jun 25
- 1 min read

â Positive Portfolio Investment Inflows:
(1) Indonesia
⢠Stands out significantly with large net inflows, nearing USD 80 billion.
⢠Clear leader in attracting portfolio investments in the region.
(2) Vietnam
⢠Modest but positive inflows (around USD 10 billion), indicating increasing investor interest.
(3) Philippines
⢠Nearly balanced, with a very small net inflow or close to neutral.
â Negative Portfolio Investment (Net Outflows):
(4) Thailand:
⢠Significant net outflows (~USD 60 billion), suggesting sustained investor withdrawal or lack of confidence.
(5) Malaysia:
⢠Also shows large net outflows (~USD 70â75 billion), making it the country with the highest outflows among the five.
ăImplicationsă
⢠Indonesia
Strong growth potential
Better capital market performance or reforms
Investor confidence in macroeconomic stability
⢠Vietnam
Emerging as a favorable destination but still small in scale
⢠Thailand and Malaysia
Facing major investor outflows due possibly to:
Political or economic uncertainty
Currency or policy risks
Poor returns or limited capital market depth
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