BREAKING: Global equity funds attracted +$44.1 billion in inflows in the week ending September 23rd, their largest weekly inflow since July 8th. This follows -$22.3 billion in the prior week, the biggest weekly outflow in 9 months. Demand was driven by US funds, which saw +$37.
Why now
Thesis: Sharp reversal to equity inflows supports near-term risk appetite
Catalyst to watch: Next weekly flow print confirming or fading
Main risk: Flows reverse again if macro data disappoints
Why it matters
A record swing from heavy outflows to the largest weekly equity inflow since July signals fast re-risking, which supports prices near term.
Details
BREAKING: Global equity funds attracted +$44.1 billion in inflows in the week ending September 23rd, their largest weekly inflow since July 8th. This follows -$22.3 billion in the prior week, the biggest weekly outflow in 9 months. Demand was driven by US funds, which saw +$37.6 billion in inflows, the largest weekly intake in 3 months. At the same time, European funds posted +$2.3 billion in inflows, while Asia attracted +$2.2 billion. Technology funds saw inflows of +$5.3 billion, the largest weekly inflow since July 29th, followed by healthcare and consumer discretionary at +$804 million and +$492 million, respectively. Investors are aggressively rotating back into US equities.
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