Goldman Sachs: MSCI index adjustment will lead to capital inflows into Australian, Taiwan, and South Korean stock markets, while capital will flow out of Japanese, Indonesian, and Indian stock markets.

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on May 13 that Goldman Sachs stated on Wednesday the latest adjustment to the MSCI Global Equity Index is expected to attract billions of dollars in investment flows into the markets of Australia, Taiwan, and South Korea, while triggering capital outflows from Japan, Indonesia, and India. From an industry perspective, the technology hardware and semiconductor benchmark index in the Asia-Pacific region is expected to absorb $910 million, the metals and mining sector is expected to absorb $320 million, and the telecommunications services sector is expected to attract $82 million. The sectors anticipated to see the largest capital outflows are capital goods, consumer retail and services, and essential consumer products, with amounts of $260 million, $250 million, and $240 million respectively.```