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2 billions dollars withdrawn from Brazil, India, China, Russia (BRIC) – 300 billion more to go in the next six months
Fred Day
Nov. 18, 2007

The subprime mortgage collapse and doldrums has reached phenomenal proportion. The falling dollar, the catastrophic credit valuation models and possibility of bankruptcies among the major financial institutions have caused a scare among the institutional investors.
More than 2 Billion dollars were taken out from BRIC stock markets. Half of that came out from Chinese market. India was next. The withdrawal was minor from energy self-sufficient Brazil and Russia.
According to analysts, the collapse in carry trade, recession in US and Europe, Japanese deflation and total financial meltdown in financial system will force large investors to pull more than $300 billion from the emerging markets in the next six months. Indian and Chinese stock markets will be hit the most.
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