Cameron Brandt

Flows into developed market equity funds hit a four-week high from institutional investors, even as retail redemptions increased.

In wake of last week’s rate hike, investors pulled back from consumer goods funds, sensing inflation isn’t translating into real wage gains.

U.S. Bond funds record outflows for the first time since mid-December, with high-yield fund investors leading the pack out the door.

Redemption from U.S. high-yield bond funds hit a twelve-week high ahead of Fed’s mid-March meeting.

Investors pulling back from gold, utilities and telecoms in early March. Despite high prospects for higher rates, real-estate sector funds recorded biggest inflow in two months.

European equity funds record weekly inflows for the sixth time in seven weeks, but investors favor non-Eurozone countries.

Fresh money flowing into Latin American energy and materials sectors, as investors eye growing demand for region’s ore and copper.

Investors pull money from junk bonds one week ahead of widely anticipated Fed rate hike.