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U.S. and global equity funds saw record inflows as investors bet on rate cuts and strong earnings.
U.S. equity funds saw $28.18 billion in inflows during the week ending January 14, the largest in 3.5 months, driven by optimism over fourth-quarter earnings and expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts amid easing inflation.
Global equity funds attracted $45.59 billion, their highest weekly inflow in over three months, led by U.S., European, and Asian markets.
Technology, industrial, and metals sectors drew strong investment, while bond funds saw $19.03 billion in inflows.
Money market funds experienced $67.15 billion in outflows as investors shifted to equities and bonds.
Emerging market and gold funds also saw significant inflows.
Los fondos de capital de EE.UU. y global vieron entradas récord como los inversores apuestan por recortes de tasas y fuertes ganancias.