Global investors have sold $16.2 billion worth of stocks in the region since Sept. 4, set for the longest weekly selling stretch in about 16 months, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The exodus has been led by India, and tech-heavy markets of Taiwan and Korea. Geopolitical concerns in wake of Israel-Hamas conflict have added to the gamut of risks the region faces including a hawkish Federal Reserve, a slowing China economy and a rally in oil prices.
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