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⚠️ US BOND FUNDS ATTRACT BIGGEST WEEKLY INFLOW SINCE MID-2021 ON RATE CUT HOPES Full Story → https://t.co/gTTt5S9DlN U.S. bond funds racked up large inflows in the seven days to March 6 as weaker manufacturing data and dovish comments from Federal Reserve officials raised…
Bank of America, citing EPFR data, reports significant financial flows in the market. Investment grade bonds saw the largest weekly inflow since September 2020 at $13.3 billion, while tech stocks experienced the largest ever outflow of $4.4 billion. Stocks received a total inflow of $91 billion, marking the seventh straight week of inflows and the strongest trend in 2 years. Additionally, there were flows of $32 billion to cash, $17.3 billion to bonds, $6.9 billion to stocks, $1.9 billion to crypto, and $1 billion from gold in the week up to Wednesday.