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ForexMedium•13 February 2026•

1 min read

EMEA FX Flows Suffer Strongest Selling in Six Months, CEE Carry Vulnerable

Two central bankers, Christine Lagarde and Thomas Jordan, with EU and Swiss flags, Euro and Swiss Franc symbols, and coins.

BNY Mellon's EMEA Macro Strategist, Geoff Yu, has highlighted a significant divergence in foreign exchange flows between Latin America and the EMEA region. Latin America is currently experiencing its highest inflows in six months, signaling robust investor interest. Conversely, the EMEA region is grappling with its strongest selling pressure in half a year, indicating a withdrawal of capital. Yu specifically pointed to the vulnerability of carry trades in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) as these flow reversals take hold. This trend suggests a challenging outlook for CEE currencies involved in such strategies, facing potential depreciation amidst the shifting global currency landscape.