Global equity funds draw inflows for second week as AI optimism holds
Global equity funds attracted $34.76 billion in the week through September 30, marking a second straight week of inflows as optimism around AI investment and softer US inflation pushed up investor demand for stocks despite rising bond. US, European and Asian equity funds all saw inflows, while emerging-market equity funds posted outflows for a fourth consecutive week.
Key Takeaways
- Global equity funds attracted $34.76 billion in the week through September 30, marking a second straight week of inflows as optimism around AI investment and softer US inflation pushed up investor demand for stocks despite rising bond.
- US, European and Asian equity funds all saw inflows, while emerging-market equity funds posted outflows for a fourth consecutive week.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
Global equity funds attracted $34.76 billion in the week through September 30, marking a second straight week of inflows as optimism around AI investment and softer US inflation pushed up investor demand for stocks despite rising bond. US, European and Asian equity funds all saw inflows, while emerging-market equity funds posted outflows for a fourth consecutive week.
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This summary was curated from Economic Times.