Global Bond Inflows Surge to $23 Billion This Week as Equity Demand Cools
Global bond funds attracted $23 billion this week, primarily driven by strong demand for US high-yield debt. US bond inflows jumped to $17.8 billion from $7.9 billion last week, with Canadian and eurozone government bonds also seeing solid demand. Meanwhile, global equity inflows slowed sharply to $32.9 billion, down from $63.7 billion the previous week.
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