Group 1 - Global equity funds saw significant inflows of $12.9 billion in the week to December 10, marking the highest weekly net additions since early November [1] - European equity funds led the inflows with $6.4 billion, following a previous week's inflow of $6.47 billion, while U.S. and Asian funds attracted $3.3 billion and $1.3 billion respectively [2] - Sectoral funds experienced a net inflow of $2.13 billion, with notable investments in metals and mining ($889 million), utility ($824 million), and industrial sector funds ($405 million) [3] Group 2 - Money market funds faced outflows of $12.99 billion after a previous week's inflow of $110.4 billion, indicating a shift in investor sentiment [3] - Global bond funds continued to attract interest for the 34th consecutive week, with net inflows of $8.23 billion [3] - Short-term bond funds recorded approximately $2 billion in inflows for the sixth consecutive week, while euro-denominated bond funds attracted $1.9 billion [4] Group 3 - Emerging markets equity funds received $2.78 billion in inflows, extending a buying streak to seven weeks, while bond funds saw a modest inflow of $68 million [5]