Money market funds see $46 billion inflow

Data indicates that global money market funds experienced record inflows of $46.1 billion during the week ending September 2, marking the largest volume of inflows in over a month. This was driven by escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, as well as the sale of global bonds, prompting investors to increase their cash holdings and rely more on short-term debt instruments. Meanwhile, equity funds saw net inflows of $6.65 billion, with increased investments in Europe and Asia. Bond funds, however, experienced withdrawals, despite a rise in inflows into short-term bond funds. Additionally, precious metals funds continued to attract investors for the eighth consecutive week amid concerns over inflation and rising oil prices, which reached their highest levels in a month and a half.

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