Home>News & Insights>Insights>Crude shock for markets | Consistent inflows seen in more emerging markets: EPFR Global | CNBCCrude shock for markets | Consistent inflows seen in more emerging markets: EPFR Global | CNBC EPFR ISI Insights EPFR 10.09.2026 under a minute read “Every time foreign interest starts to thaw and move back toward India, something macroeconomic tends to happen.” ) In a wide-ranging discussion with CNBC-TV18, EPFR’s Cameron Brandt explores the forces shaping global capital flows, from oil prices and inflation to emerging market equity allocations. Watch the full interview: Tags Emerging MarketsEquity Fund FlowsFund FlowsInvestor SentimentRecent Posts Colombia Construction Sector Outlook 2026 CEIC and EMIS 10.09.2026 Insights Construction is currently the most lagging sector of the Colombian economy: its value added remains 26% below 2019 levels, and Read More Ranking: Top 15 technology companies in Malaysia EMIS 09.09.2026 Insights Based on FY25 revenue data | Powered by ISI EMIS Malaysia is a key technology and advanced manufacturing hub in Read More Tracking Latin American beef and potato inflation with high-frequency local indices CEIC 08.09.2026 Insights Food inflation is picking up around the world as Hormuz-derived bottlenecks cause havoc for fertilizer markets and other key inputs. Read More Sorry, no articles match the current filters. Sorry, no articles match the current search query.