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2025-08-01 18:07:42
[Capital Flight? European Funds Outflow Exceed $40 Billion in a Single Week] ⑴ According to LSEG Lipper data, European equity funds experienced a massive sell-off in the week ending July 30. ⑵ Investors sold a net $41.12 billion from European funds, the largest single-week net outflow since at least 2018. ⑶ This phenomenon reflects growing market concerns about the US-China trade agreement and its economic impact, while signs of weakening corporate earnings have also exacerbated investor caution. ⑷ In sharp contrast to the European market, US equity funds attracted $6.34 billion in net inflows, ending two consecutive weeks of net outflows. ⑸ Asian equity funds also performed strongly, attracting $3.05 billion in net inflows. ⑹ In the bond market, global bond funds remained popular for the 15th consecutive week, receiving $15.35 billion in net investment, of which $3.38 billion went to short-term bond funds. ⑺ Emerging markets also attracted investor interest, with equity and bond funds attracting $1.92 billion and $1.31 billion in net inflows, respectively.
