特朗普关税与通胀压力引发市场避险，上周全球债券基金净流入约128.5亿美元

Group 1 - Global investors withdrew a net $5.3 billion from equity funds in the week ending July 16, marking the first weekly net outflow since June 25 [2] - The U.S. inflation report indicated the largest consumer price increase in five months, influencing investor sentiment and leading to a net withdrawal of $11.75 billion from U.S. equity funds [4] - In contrast, European and Asian funds saw net inflows of $4.66 billion and $718 million, respectively [4] Group 2 - Global bond funds experienced a net inflow of approximately $12.85 billion for the 13th consecutive week, with notable inflows in euro-denominated, short-term, high-yield, and government bond funds [7] - Money market funds faced a net outflow of about $21.3 billion, marking the first weekly net outflow in three weeks [8] Group 3 - Gold and precious metals funds attracted a net inflow of approximately $741 million for the eighth consecutive week [9] - Emerging market equity funds faced pressure with a net outflow of $208 million, while emerging market bond funds saw a net withdrawal of $1.12 billion, ending an 11-week buying trend [9]