Recent financial data reveals significant shifts in investment flows across various asset classes. Bank of America reported that U.S. Treasuries experienced their first outflow in three months, totaling $1.6 billion. Meanwhile, bonds saw an inflow of $4.4 billion and stocks received $3.6 billion in the week leading up to Wednesday, according to EPFR data cited by BOFA. The report also highlighted outflows from cryptocurrencies ($11 million), gold ($0.6 billion), and cash ($5.8 billion). Additionally, Japan witnessed a substantial inflow of $5.9 billion, marking the largest since May 2013. Emerging market equities and debt both continued to see outflows, with equities recording their third consecutive weekly outflow.