Bank of America (BOFA), citing EPFR data, reported significant inflows into various investment funds over the latest week. Investors allocated $25.6 billion into stocks, marking the largest inflow since March. Tech funds saw a record weekly inflow of $8.7 billion, while US growth funds received a record $11.9 billion. Investment-grade bonds experienced their 34th consecutive week of inflows at $5 billion, whereas bank loans saw their largest outflow since October at $300 million. Additionally, investors withdrew $300 million from gold, $400 million from cryptocurrencies, and $15.8 billion from cash. China funds recorded the largest two-week inflow since February at $3.3 billion.
#TECH FUNDS SEE RECORD WEEKLY INFLOW AT $8.7 BLN; 🇨🇳 #CHINA FUNDS SEE THE LARGEST TWO-WEEK INFLOW SINCE FEBRUARY AT $3.3 BLN - BOFA.
#INVESTORS IN THE LATEST WEEK PUT $25.6 BLN INTO #STOCKS THE LARGEST INFLOW SINCE MARCH, $6.4 BLN INTO #BONDS - BOFA CITING EPFR DATA
INVESTORS IN LATEST WEEK PUT $25.6 BLN INTO STOCKS IN LARGEST INFLOW SINCE MARCH, $6.4 BLN INTO BONDS - BOFA CITING EPFR DATA https://t.co/GHV3As3Oqu