^HSI, ^N225, TSM — India, Taiwan ETFs Face Record Outflows Ahead of Asia Market Surge — Analysis

India, Taiwan ETFs Face Record Outflows Ahead of Asia Market Surge

Apr 01, 2026 15:56 UTC

^HSI, ^N225, TSM

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The largest US-listed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracking single Asian countries, including India and Taiwan, experienced record outflows in March, according to Bloomberg data. This exodus occurred just before a significant rebound in the region’s equities on April 1, 2026. BlackRock’s iShares MSCI India ETF (INDA) saw a record $1.4 billion in redemptions during the month, while the iShares MSCI Taiwan ETF (EWT) faced a redemption of $1.1 billion. These movements reflect investor caution ahead of potential market shifts. The outflows from these ETFs highlight a broader trend of volatility in Asian markets, as investors adjusted their portfolios in anticipation of a rebound. The timing of these redemptions suggests a strategic move by traders to position themselves ahead of the April 1 surge in regional equities. The technology and financials sectors, which are prominent in both India and Taiwan, were particularly affected by these outflows. As the market rebounded, the impact of these redemptions became evident in the subsequent price movements of the ETFs and the underlying stocks.

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