
Recent financial data indicates significant movements in investment funds. US leveraged loan funds have experienced their largest weekly inflows in two years, according to Bloomberg. Meanwhile, Bank of America, citing EPFR data, reports diverse trends: bond funds saw $17.8 billion in inflows, the highest since July 2021, and equities received a substantial $14.8 billion, marking the largest influx in six weeks. Investment-grade bonds recorded their 28th consecutive week of inflows, potentially setting a record for 2024. Conversely, emerging market equities and debt witnessed outflows of $600 million and $700 million, respectively. Additionally, cash inflows amounted to $67.8 billion, with smaller movements seen in crypto inflows ($100 million) and gold outflows ($700 million).
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BOFA CITING EPFR DATA: CASH SEES INFLOWS OF $67.8 BLN, CRYPTO INFLOWS OF $100 MLN, GOLD OUTFLOWS OF $700 MLN.
