U.S. Equities Go Back on Menu With Biggest Inflows in 13 WeeksBy Cormac Mullen
Stock funds see net subscriptions on tax reform hopes: BofAML
Treasury funds see biggest inflows in 62 weeks on yield hunt
They poured $1.9 billion into the securities in the week to Sept. 14.
U.S. Treasury funds saw inflows of $2.2 billion, the biggest in 62 weeks, in keeping with the quest for yield, the bank said.
Investment-grade bond funds received $4.8 billion of new money, the 38th consecutive week of inflows.
Investors had been shifting funds from U.S. equities to stock markets in Europe, Japan and emerging markets.
A net $4.7 billion has been taken out of U.S. equity funds since the beginning of the year, while European stocks are sitting on an inflow of $31.7 billion and Japanese equities $36.4 billion.
Source: Bloomberg
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