Emerging markets have received capital inflows for four consecutive weeks, traders are focusing on the Fed rate cut next week.

Investors have been putting money into exchange-traded funds for emerging market stocks and bonds for the fourth consecutive week, expecting the Federal Reserve to start cutting interest rates. As of the week ending September 5, a total of $1.02 billion flowed into US-listed emerging market ETFs, an increase of $109.7 million from the previous week. This trend is widespread, with no country or region experiencing net outflows last week. So far in 2025, the total amount of funds flowing in has reached $17.7 billion.