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September 10, 2025International AffairsOpen Access

The east Asian portfolio glut and the rise of unconventional exchange rate management

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FPFabian Pape

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This article demonstrates the rise of unconventional exchange rate management by east Asian investors, indicating new economic challenges.

Key Points

  • East Asian investors' search for yield has been supported by public authorities through new mechanisms.
  • The article shows that portfolio outflows facilitated currency depreciation intentions without overt interventions.
  • The shift towards global monetary tightening has created challenges for aligning private profit with macroeconomic policy.
  • Emerging non-bank financial actors have played a significant role in the internationalization of investing in recent years.

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Fabian Pape (2025) studied this question.

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