Fitch: Rising Oil Prices Widen Regional Divergence, Stronger Credit Entities Continue to Attract Funds
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Fitch Ratings stated on June 4 that while rising oil prices are widening regional divergence, stronger credit corporate and financial institution issuers in the Asia-Pacific region continue to attract funds and have successfully completed several landmark issuances. Citing IIF data, the report noted that global emerging market portfolio flows saw a net inflow of USD 58.3 billion in April 2026, reversing a net outflow of USD 66.2 billion in March. Asian emerging markets captured the largest share, but investor preference remains divergent and influenced by issuer credit quality.