Global investors made a sharp pivot in April, adding $58.3 billion into emerging markets after a $66.2 billion outflow in March. The turnaround was largely debt-led, fueled by easing geopolitical tensions and steadier market conditions that revived risk appetite, though investors still worry about energy costs and whether the rebound can last.
As conflict-related volatility rattles investor sentiment in the Middle East, many are looking beyond Dubai for capital and wealth management. The search is turning toward GIFT City, where investors see regulatory stability and proximity to fast-growing markets like India. The shift highlights how geopolitical risk is reshaping cross-border portfolio planning and where funds may park next.
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