According to Lipper data, investors bought
$19.19 billion in global equity funds in the week to Wednesday,
which was the biggest weekly inflow since June 23.
Fund flows into global equities bonds and money markets:
https://tmsnrt.rs/3mVYj8Y
At the Jackson Hole symposium, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome
Powell allayed market fears of a fast withdrawal of pandemic-era
stimulus by indicating that the bank would remain cautious in
raising interest rates as it tries to nurse the economy to full
employment.
Investors pumped in investments worth a net $11.64 billion into
U.S. equity funds, while European and Asian funds attracted
$4.78 billion and $1.54 billion respectively.
Among equity sector funds, investors purchased a net $1.64
billion in technology sector, marking its biggest weekly inflow
in six weeks. Financials and healthcare funds also received
inflows of $879 million and $702 million, respectively.
Global fund flows into equity sectors: https://tmsnrt.rs/3yGJfOE
Global bond funds also remained in demand and pulled in a net
$16.87 billion, their largest inflow in eight weeks.
High yield bond funds had inflows of $2.38 billion, the biggest
in two months, short and medium-term bond funds attracted $3.77
billion, a 56% increase over previous week.
Meanwhile, government bond funds faced a 40% dip in inflows from
the preceding week to $1.37 billion.
Global bond funds' flows in the week ended Sep 1: https://tmsnrt.rs/2VaCUNI
Among commodity funds, precious metal funds received a net $236
million after facing three straight weeks of outflows, while
energy funds witnessed outflows for a third consecutive week.
Global money market funds saw outflows of $46.25 billion during
the week, which was its largest outflow in 10 weeks.
An analysis of 23,859 emerging market funds showed investors
bought a net $1.47 billion in equity funds and $986 million in
bond funds.
Fund flows into EM equities and bonds: https://tmsnrt.rs/2VaCUNI
(Reporting by Gaurav Dogra and Patturaja Murugaboopathy in
Bengaluru; Editing by Toby Chopra)
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