Group 1 - European and Asian equity funds experienced significant inflows, with European funds attracting $17.53 billion, the highest weekly inflow since at least 2022, and Asian funds drawing in approximately $6.28 billion [1] - Global equity funds recorded a total inflow of $25.54 billion for the week, marking the fifth consecutive week of inflows [1] - U.S. equity funds faced outflows of $1.42 billion, indicating the first net sales in three weeks, as investors expressed concerns over U.S. mega-cap stock valuations and AI-related spending [2] Group 2 - Global bond funds continued to be favored, with net inflows of about $21.09 billion for the sixth straight week [2] - Short-term bond funds saw inflows of $4.87 billion, the largest since mid-December, while corporate and euro-denominated bond funds attracted $2.63 billion and $2.06 billion, respectively [3] - Emerging markets equity funds received $8.52 billion in inflows, extending their buying streak to eight consecutive weeks, while bond funds in these markets saw $1.29 billion of inflows [4]