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Global equity fund inflows hit three-week high before late selloff

Fri, August 21, 2026 at 12:23 PM GMT+3 2 min read

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Aug 21 (Reuters) - Global equity funds drew their largest weekly inflows in three weeks through August 19 as investors bet on a strong earnings ‌season, though rising bond yields and oil prices began to weigh on ‌markets.

The fund-flow data preceded a broad late-week selloff. Global stocks were on track for their steepest weekly decline ​since mid-July on Friday as higher government bond yields, elevated oil prices and renewed inflation concerns pressured equity valuations.

Global equity funds drew net inflows of $22.01 billion during the week, their biggest weekly gain since July 29, according to LSEG Lipper data.

Investors remained upbeat about ‌the strong earnings season, as ⁠roughly 90% of MSCI World companies had reported second-quarter results, with combined net income rising 39.7% from a year earlier, LSEG data ⁠showed.

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By region, U.S. equity funds ​attracted $11.72 billion, ​their largest weekly inflow since July 29. ​European and Asian equity funds also ‌saw net purchases of $4.70 billion and $2.96 billion, respectively.

Among sectoral funds, technology funds attracted $1.55 billion in inflows after a week of net outflows. Investors also bought $536 million in gold and precious-metals equity funds but sold $1.59 billion of financial-sector funds.

Meanwhile, investors extended net purchases of bond funds for a 20th consecutive week, adding a net $15.42 billion.

They bought a net $4.49 ‌billion of hard-currency bond funds, their largest weekly ​purchase since July 8. Short-term and government bond ​funds also saw notable inflows of $3.32 ​billion and $1.99 billion, respectively.

Weekly net inflows in money market funds stood ‌at $3.71 billion, a three-week low.

In commodities, ​gold and other precious-metals ​funds attracted $2.04 billion, extending their inflow streak to six weeks. Energy funds, however, posted $146 million in outflows after drawing $434 million the previous week.

Data on 28,980 emerging-market ​funds showed equity funds remained ‌in demand for a sixth straight week, attracting $1.57 billion in inflows. Bond ​funds also drew a net $493 million, marking a third consecutive weekly inflow.

(Reporting ​by Gaurav Dogra; Editing by Andrew Heavens)