Investors Pour $4.4B into Global Stocks, Favor U.S., Asia
Update: 2025-11-21
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Investors continue to pour money into global stock funds, with a net inflow of $4.43 billion during the week ending November 19th, a slight increase from the previous week. The strong third-quarter earnings season, particularly in the technology sector, has UBS Global Wealth Management rating global stocks as attractive. Investors put a net $4.36 billion into US equity funds and $3.13 billion into Asian funds, but pulled out $6.03 billion from European funds. The healthcare sector saw a significant boost, receiving $2.46 billion, while consumer discretionary and technology funds experienced net sales. On the bond side, global bond funds attracted $10.55 billion, extending their inflow streak to 31 consecutive weeks, with short-term bond funds drawing in $4.76 billion. Investors also poured $5.2 billion into gold and precious metals commodity funds, marking their largest weekly net purchase since October 22nd.
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