China, India and South Korea, which are the three biggest Asian markets, excluding Japan, have seen erosion in market capitalisation of $1.4 trillion this year, so far. On the other hand, developed markets such as the US, the UK and France have fared much better, signalling global funds could be shifting their preference away from riskier emerging markets.
While the bulk of the erosion in the Asian markets is on account of China, India and South Korea too have lost significant ground, particularly in dollar terms. China has lost over a trillion dollars of its market value this year. ...
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