Mutual Funds

Summertime fervor continued into the normally sleepy month of August

Net outflows in emerging market equities was expected, but funds in China were the surprise losers.

Issues of U.S.–North Korea relations cause break in longest inflow streaks since 2013.

Vanguard and other fund companies have pushed to pass several high-profile shareholder resolutions on climate risk at big energy firms like Exxon Mobil Corp and Occidental Petroleum Corp.

Forget the higher costs of active investing; the real problem is achieving the desired goals.

Despite explicit threats from leaders of both countries, investors remained steady last week.

Fed rate hikes had more weight last week than the threat of nuclear war.

Money continues to trickle out of U.S. equity funds; European funds were the biggest winners.

With the U.S. and North Korea talking preemptive strikes, why did money flow out of some sectors?

Inflows to emerging-markets bond funds continued their longest streak since a 50-week run in 2013.