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Global Capital Flows On the Rebound?
Over recent months, however, as global risk appetite has recovered, these funds have started to exit US assets and move back overseas. [...] there also seems to be some evidence that the dollar has once again assumed the role of a 'funding currency' for 'carry trades', in which low-yielding currencies are borrowed in order to invest in higher-yielding assets - in particular emerging market assets.