Today money flow analysis reveals a mixed picture across different asset classes:

Equity Funds: There were significant outflows, particularly from U.S. and global equities. For the week ending September 4, 2024, U.S. equity funds saw outflows of approximately $6.4 billion, continuing a broader trend of risk-off sentiment as investors shifted capital away from stocks. Global equity funds, including emerging markets, also experienced notable outflows.

Bond Funds: On the other hand, bond funds saw inflows, especially in taxable bonds, which attracted around $2.6 billion. This suggests that investors are seeking safety amid economic uncertainties, potentially linked to inflation concerns and shifts in central bank policies.

Money Markets: There was strong demand for money market funds, reflecting cautious positioning by investors. This flow into money markets highlights concerns over market volatility and possible interest rate hikes by central banks like the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.

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