Investors were net redeemers of fund assets (including those of conventional funds and ETFs) for the first week in three, withdrawing a net $23.3 billion for the Refinitiv Lipper fund-flows week ended Wednesday, November 9. Fund investors were net sellers of money market funds (-$11.5 billion), equity funds (-$8.5 billion), tax-exempt fixed income funds (-$2.5 billion), and taxable bond funds (-$838 million) for the week. Market Wrap-Up The U.S. equity and bond markets remained volatile during the fund-flows week as investors awaited the October employment figures, midterm election results, and the October consumer price index (CPI) report due out later

Investors were overall net purchasers of fund assets (including those of conventional funds and ETFs) for the eighth week in a row, injecting a net $20.6 billion for Refinitiv Lipper’s fund-flows week ended December 8, 2021. Fund investors were net purchasers of money market funds (+$14.2 billion), taxable bond funds (+$7.0 billion), and tax-exempt fixed income funds (+$804 million), while being net redeemers of equity funds (-$1.5 billion) for the week. Market Wrap-Up Market volatility was on a roll during the fund-flows week as investors recovered from omicron-related jitters from the week before while still keeping a keen eye on

Investors were overall net redeemers of fund assets (including both conventional funds and ETFs) for the first week in the last 10 as they withdrew $14.0 billion out of the market during Refinitiv Lipper’s U.S. fund-flows week ended April 14, 2021. Money market funds (-$27.8 billion) were the sole driver of redemptions. Taxable bond (+$9.1 billion), tax-exempt bond (+2.3 billion), and equity (+$760 million) funds all attracted net inflows over the trailing five trading days. The past fund-flows week marks the first time in nearly six months where we have seen back-to-back weeks of outflows from money market funds. The

Investors were overall net purchasers of fund assets (including both conventional funds and ETFs) for the eighth consecutive week as they injected $62.1 billion into the market during Refinitiv Lipper’s fund-flows week ended March 31, 2021. Money market (+$54.6 billion), taxable bond (+$4.7 billion), equity (+$2.6 billion), and tax-exempt bond (+$161 million) funds all attracted net inflows over the trailing five trading days. The four-week moving average for money market inflows reached its highest level since May 2020. Market Wrap-Up Refinitiv Lipper’s fund-flows week ended with weekly gains among all U.S. broad-based indices as well as the Dax 30 and

Investors were overall net purchasers of fund assets (including those of conventional funds and ETFs) for the sixth consecutive week. They injected $22.7 billion for Refinitiv Lipper’s fund-flows week ended March 17, 2021. Fund investors padded the coffers of equity funds (+$18.3 billion), taxable bond funds (+$8.2 billion), and tax-exempt fixed income funds (+$1.3 billion), while being net redeemers of money market funds (-$5.0 billion) for the week. Market Wrap-Up The broad-based U.S. indices ended the fund-flows week in the black after President Joe Biden signs the $1.9 trillion relief package into law, the Federal Reserve Board keeps its easy-money

Refinitiv Lipper’s fund asset groups (including both mutual funds and ETFs) suffered net negative flows of $15.4 billion for the fund-flows trading week ended Wednesday, October 28. This week’s results marked the fifteenth straight overall net outflows for funds. As has been the recent trend, equity funds (-$11.0 billion) and money market funds (-$6.3 billion) were responsible for all of the net outflows while taxable bond funds (+$1.4 billion) and municipal bond funds (+$582 million) both took in net new money. Market Overview The equity indices took a nosedive during the fund-flows trading week as the Dow Jones Industrial Average,

Refinitiv Lipper’s fund asset groups (including both mutual funds and ETFs) experienced net outflows of $4.7 billion for the fund-flows trading week ended Wednesday, October 14. This week’s results marked the tenth straight overall net negative result for funds. Money market funds (-$18.9 billion) were responsible for all of this week’s net outflows, while taxable bond funds (+$11.2 billion), equity funds (+$2.4 billion), and municipal bond funds (+$614 million) all took in net new money. Market Overview The equity indices all recorded gains for the third consecutive fund-flows trading week as the Dow Jones Industrial Average, NASDAQ Composite Index, and