Group 1 - Global equity funds experienced the largest weekly inflow in three weeks, totaling $10.65 billion, driven by expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut and favorable antitrust rulings for Google [1][4] - The market anticipates a 99.7% probability of a 25 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve this month, influenced by signs of a cooling U.S. labor market and dovish comments from Fed officials [4] - By region, European equity funds attracted $3.85 billion, Asian equity funds saw inflows of $3 billion, and U.S. equity funds received $2.42 billion [4] Group 2 - Fixed income remains favored, with global bond funds attracting inflows for the 20th consecutive week, totaling $18.74 billion [7] - Euro-denominated bond funds attracted $2.61 billion, marking the highest level since August 13, while corporate bond funds saw inflows of $2.13 billion [7] - Money market funds also saw a rise in inflows, reaching a four-week high of $57.59 billion, and commodity funds linked to gold and precious metals attracted $5.2 billion, the highest weekly inflow since November 2021 [7] Group 3 - Emerging market equity funds recorded a weekly net inflow of $1.05 billion, the highest since July 30, while emerging market bond funds saw net purchases of $2 billion [10]
美联储降息预期推波助澜 全球股票基金单周吸金106.5亿美元创三周新高