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August saw the biggest equity fund outflow since 2022, according to JPMorgan. This indicates a significant downshift in the retail impulse into equities. BlackRock’s $17.4 billion iShares MSCI Emerging Market ETF experienced about $1.5 billion in outflows in August, marking its largest monthly loss since October. Global investors were net sellers of equity funds for a second successive week through September 11, driven by concerns over the U.S. economy and political climate.
"August saw the biggest equity fund outflow since 2022, according to JPM. This points to the abrupt downshifting of the retail impulse into equities." https://t.co/RGMn9eE3Hc via @dailychartbook https://t.co/aUkEwgFjgZ
🔵 GLOBAL EQUITY FUNDS SEE SECOND WEEKLY OUTFLOW ON CAUTION OVER ECONOMIC OUTLOOK Global investors were net sellers of equity funds for a second successive week through Sept. 11, driven by concerns over the health of the U.S. economy and caution about the political climate in… https://t.co/6EE4awSAIf
August 2024 was another blockbuster month, with investors pouring a Rs 38,239 crore into equity-oriented funds. That's the second-highest monthly inflow ever, and it marks the 42nd consecutive month of positive inflows. @sunainaachadha #mutualfunds https://t.co/DWDpfT5Exv
