Foreign Investors

Foreign investors are returning to India and China as both countries regain favor with global fund managers. India's easing energy prices and supportive monetary policies are attracting investors, while China's resilience during the Iran war and AI frenzy has created a niche as a volatility buffer. Concerns remain about China's slowing economy and India's weak monsoon.

Foreign investors are purchasing Chile’s local-currency government debt at a record pace, with the Chilean 10-year government bond yielding 5.6% in June 2026, down from a year earlier. The Kast era began as Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz addressed economic developments.

India's stock market is outperforming due to its lack of major AI companies, which has positioned it as a safe haven for investors amid global tech stock volatility. Lower crude prices, driven by increased oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, have boosted optimism about India's corporate earnings and macroeconomic outlook.

Protesters in Albania accuse the government of selling the country's nature to foreign investors and luxury developers. Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama tells DW he believes the protests are a stage for anti-Trump forces.

Foreign investment in Indian bonds reached a record high following a tax break. The policy change has attracted significant foreign capital into the Indian bond market.

A tech founder was sentenced to 10 years in prison in Indonesia for a Chromebook corruption case. The individual, previously a chief at Gojek, was convicted in a case closely monitored by foreign investors.

Foreign investors are increasing their investment in U.S. assets, and the U.S. dollar continues to hold its position as the primary global reserve currency.

Japan is imposing higher tourist visa fees starting July and moving away from an ultra-loose monetary policy, which experts say could impact its booming property market. Foreign investors are being advised to prepare for direct and indirect effects on their real estate assets, with non-residents primarily purchasing homes as a base for exploring tourist destinations.

Japan will impose higher tourist visa fees starting July and is shifting away from ultra-loose monetary policy, potentially affecting foreign investors' real estate assets. The reasons for non-resident home purchases include using properties as a base for exploring tourist destinations.

The article emphasizes that Edo State's future prosperity requires vision, strategic planning, and disciplined execution rather than short-term politics. It highlights a success story of foreign investors in Nigeria who started in the table water business, illustrating the potential of industrialization and wealth creation.

The article explains the Ibovespa, Brazil's stock market via the B3 exchange, and outlines how foreign investors can purchase Brazilian stocks in 2026, including details on the index level, Selic rate, and tax considerations.

Vice President Geraldo Alckmin, also serving as industry minister, criticized Brazil’s tax system as a 'tax madhouse' that repels foreign investors and exporters. The criticism comes from within the government managing the system.

Foreign investors account for nearly a fifth of studio buyers in Rio de Janeiro, driving a short-let boom and increasing rents in the city. The trend is highlighted in an article from The Rio Times.

Three Democratic senators are urging the Federal Communications Commission to halt a merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, citing national security risks linked to foreign investors. The senators wrote a joint letter to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr expressing concerns over the deal.

The death of a gang leader has enabled Venezuela's army to move on the Orinoco gold belt, a step the state hopes will open mining to foreign investors.

Foreign investors are selling assets in Indonesia amid backlash against President Prabowo Subianto. Rising oil prices are exacerbating concerns about his economic vision.

Foreign investors are showing strong interest in SpaceX's upcoming IPO but are not investing heavily in the U.S. dollar, according to FX analysts. The article highlights a distinction between investor confidence in U.S. companies and skepticism toward the dollar.

Brazil will impose a 10% withholding tax on dividends paid to nonresidents starting January 1, 2026, under Law 15.270/2025. This reverses a 1996 exemption that had previously attracted foreign capital, with grandfathering for dividends on 2025 profits approved by December 31, 2025.

Foreign investors have sold billions of dollars in Korean stocks this year despite the Kospi's status as a top-performing benchmark. The Kospi dropped over 8% at the open as selling intensified.

India has removed the capital gains tax for foreign investors in government bonds to attract foreign capital and strengthen the rupee. The policy change aims to boost capital inflows into the country.

Foreign investors are increasing their purchases of Turkish stocks through fast-track trading methods. This surge reflects growing international interest in Turkey's stock market.

Foreign investors have caused a historic stock rally in Brazil to slow down after previously driving its growth. The shift in foreign investment is impacting Brazil's stock market performance.

South Korea's equity market has become the world's seventh largest, surpassing Canada, driven by demand for chips used in artificial intelligence. However, stock rallies in Korea and Taiwan have failed to attract significant interest from foreign investors.

The article discusses how foreign investors and corporate strategists are grappling with the supply chain complexities of China's emerging humanoid robotics sector, highlighting that critical components like reduction gears and torque sensors are often produced by lesser-known 'little giant' companies. China has been actively cultivating these specialized firms to support advanced manufacturing.

Bank of America predicts that foreign investors will continue exiting Indian stocks throughout 2027, indicating sustained capital outflows from the market. This forecast suggests ongoing concerns about Indian equity valuations or economic conditions that are prompting international investors to reduce their positions.

South Korea's stock market volatility surged near record highs after foreign investors sold $13.2 billion worth of local equities last week. The selloff has led to a significant increase in market volatility. This surge is a result of foreign investors dumping a large amount of local stocks.

Korean stocks experienced a decline after reaching a milestone, as foreign investors sold off their holdings. The market downturn reflects a shift in foreign investor sentiment despite the earlier positive milestone achievement.

Foreign investors are concerned about a potential retreat in Japan's governance reforms, which could impact the country's economic growth and investment environment. The reforms aim to improve corporate governance and transparency in Japan. Investors fear that a slowdown in these efforts may deter foreign investment.

India's weak currency is attributed to deeper economic issues beyond the Iran war, particularly highlighting a persistent failure to attract foreign investors.

Foreign investors injected R$65 billion into the stock market, while local investors remained on the sidelines. The article highlights the dominance of foreign capital in driving market activity.

Foreign investors are increasing their presence in Brazil's stock market, while local investors remain sidelined during the recent rally. The Brasil Bolsa Balcao (B3) stock exchange in São Paulo's financial district is central to this trend.

Foreign investors continue to sell Chinese bonds despite the market's resilience. The trend highlights concerns about economic stability or returns in Chinese debt, even as the market shows signs of strength.