US stock funds see 9-month outflows

During the week ending September 9th, U.S. equity funds experienced the largest outflows in nine months, totaling $32.27 billion in net sales. This was driven by increasing inflation concerns linked to rising oil prices, which pushed crude prices to a four-month high of $104.46 per barrel, heightening the likelihood of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates in the future. At the same time, U.S. bond funds recorded record inflows of $6.56 billion, as investor appeal grew for short- and medium-term bonds. Meanwhile, the money markets saw investors withdraw $10.41 billion. The rise in oil prices and inflation is expected to influence future interest rate policies.

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