For eighth consecutive week, billions flow into global stocks with American support

Global equity funds continued to attract investment for the eighth consecutive week until July 15, supported by an improved investor sentiment following the start of earnings season and declining inflation in the United States, which eased expectations of monetary policy tightening. Investors committed $12.46 billion, compared to $48.35 billion in the previous week. Confidence was reinforced by strong results from major American companies such as Bank of America, J.P. Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, and ASML. Data showed that Europe was the most attractive destination for investment, with net inflows of $9.49 billion, followed by Asia with $5.4 billion, while the United States experienced net outflows of $4.8 billion. The technology sector was the most attractive, with inflows of $3.37 billion, despite the lowest level of flows in three weeks. In the bond market, investors continued increasing their holdings for the fifteenth consecutive week, with flows exceeding $16 billion, primarily into short-term government bonds. Flows also returned to gold and precious metals markets after an eight-week selling wave, and emerging market funds attracted $2.74 billion following a series of outflows.

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