Many analysts warn of a sudden stop in capital inflows, as this deprives the economy of the necessary resources for growth or even for maintaining the current state. On Thursday, the investment bank JPMorgan projected the possibility of a "sudden stop" in developing markets and potential serious consequences for capital flows. The "America First" policy, adopted by President Donald Trump, stimulates the American economy and draws money from poor countries.
Internal indicators from JPMorgan point to a "net capital outflow" of $19 billion from developing economies, excluding China, in the upcoming quarter, with a forecast of another $10 billion outflow in the first quarter of the current year. The bank stated that: "..."
