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Oct 1, 2026
EM bulls have cash to splash
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Piers ButlerHOST
Really, when you look at the survey, that's one of the first things that people look at.

Ali CakirogluGUEST
When we look at – this is quite a special edition – because it's the 25th edition, in a way our silver jubilee.

Ali CakirogluGUEST
And if you look how much has changed over the six years, we can say a lot has changed.

Ali CakirogluGUEST
And even compared to last year, investors are now dealing with a very different backdrop.

Ali CakirogluGUEST
But since then, we now have renewed geopolitical risks, significant moves in oil, much higher core yields, and concerns around fiscal positions.
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The Macro Brief - Looking beyond Hormuz
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Ali CakirogluGUEST
Well, I would say that the investors haven't turned their back on emerging markets, but they have- ... definitely become much more cautious.

Ali CakirogluGUEST
So in each survey, we ask, uh, investors about their thinking on emerging markets.

Ali CakirogluGUEST
Are they bullish, bearish, or neutral? And when we look at the bullish views, they have actually moderated only slightly from 68% to 60%.

Ali CakirogluGUEST
But what's more important, bearish views were absent for the third consecutive survey.

Ali CakirogluGUEST
So the net sentiment, which is the difference between the bullish and bearish views, actually stayed at elevated levels, at 60%.
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13:35Peter StugellHOST
next.And Ali, how has the central bank outlook affected investor views in the EM survey?
Looking beyond Hormuz
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Ali CakirogluGUEST
Well, I would say that the investors haven't turned their back on emerging markets, but they have definitely become much more cautious.

Ali CakirogluGUEST
Are they bullish, bearish, or neutral? And when we look at the bullish views, they have actually moderated only slightly from 68% to 60%.

Ali CakirogluGUEST
But what's more important, bearish views were absent for the third consecutive survey.

Ali CakirogluGUEST
So the net sentiment, which is the difference between the bullish and bearish views, actually stayed at elevated levels, at 60%.
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Peter StegallHOST
And Ali, how has the central bank outlook affected investor views in the EM survey?