“A repricing of risk could induce a run by investors holding speculative
positions, especially if these are highly leveraged using short-term
funding,” said the Fund in a study of global fall-out from the radical
policies of the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, and the European
central bank.
The report said a witches’ brew of sliding currencies and excess credit could
spin out of control. “Thin markets could amplify price movements and kick
off sale spirals. Contagion effects could both amplify and broaden asset
price movements and capital outflows as investors flock out of emerging
market economies,” it said.
Exit must be “very carefully managed”, said Karl Habermeier, the IMF’s head of
capital markets, advising countries at most risk of capital flight to beef
up their defences before it is too late.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/10362296/IMF-fears-asset-spirals-in-emerging-markets-on-Fed-tapering.html
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