Money Pours Out of Emerging Markets at Rate Unseen Since Lehman

Money Pours Out of Emerging Markets at Rate Unseen Since Lehman Bloomberg As markets from China to South Africa tumbled, they pulled $2.7 billion out of developing economies on Aug. 24. That matches a Sept. 17, 2008 exodus during the week Lehman Brothers went under. The collapse of the U.S. investment bank was a a seminal ... and more »...(read more)

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