Cameron Brandt

U.S. equity funds extended their longest run of inflows since 2013 as investors continue to pull money from most other developed markets.

China equity funds pulled in over $1 billion last week, the fifth time they’ve had that mark so far this year. Meanwhile, investors are pulling money from other emerging market funds.

There is only one subcategory of equity funds where investors have been willing to pay for active management so far this year.

With U.S. interest rates climbing, stock-buybacks accelerating, and growth in the ”real“ global economy losing momentum, sector-focused investors followed M&As and buybacks during the midweek of June and increased...

Brazil saw its currency slide and its stock market take a battering as investors were critical. But equity funds focused on the country are taking in new money for the fifth time in the past six weeks, suggesting...

Bond Funds collectively posted their second largest outflow year-to-date ahead of what is expected to be the seventh 0.25 percent rate hike in the current US tightening cycle. Emerging markets bond funds extended...

With a global growth story losing some luster, investors poured $45 billion in money market funds the first week of June alone, a record not seen since 2013.

Investors put new money into U.S. equity funds in early June, while European equity funds extend an outflow streak that has lasted since the middle of 2016, thanks to Italian elections and outflows from France...