Group 1 - The core point of the article highlights significant capital outflows from the U.S. and Japanese stock markets, as well as the gold market, indicating a potential shift in investor sentiment [1] - In the latest week, the U.S. stock market experienced an outflow of $1.8 billion [1] - The Japanese stock market saw a larger outflow of $4 billion [1] - The gold market faced a net outflow of $2.9 billion, marking the largest single-week outflow since April 2013 and the third-largest in history [1]

Group 1 - Global stock funds experienced the smallest weekly inflow in four weeks, with only $856 million bought, compared to $6.13 billion the previous week [2] - European stock funds saw strong demand for the fourth consecutive week, with net inflows of $12.81 billion, while U.S. funds faced net outflows of $16.22 billion for the fourth week [5] - Industry funds recorded net selling for the ninth consecutive week, with a net outflow of approximately $2.6 billion, led by financial and metals/mining sectors [5] Group 2 - Global bond funds were favored last week, with a total net inflow of $11.4 billion, the highest in nine weeks, and demand for dollar-denominated bond funds rose significantly [7] - Global money market funds saw a massive inflow of $66.3 billion, the largest since February 5 [8] - Gold and precious metals commodity funds experienced a net outflow of $655 million, marking the second outflow in 13 weeks [9]

美银：黄金自1月来首次出现周度资金流出 金十数据5月2日讯，美国银行援引EPFR数据：截至周三，美国股市流出89亿美元，日本和欧洲股市出 现资金流入，美债资金流出45亿美元，为2023年12月以来最大。黄金自一月以来首次出现周度资金流 出。 ...