Reported about 15 hours ago
In July, global ex-U.S. equity funds experienced their largest inflows in over four years, as investors seek improved growth and valuations outside the U.S. amid concerns about the economy and a declining dollar. This trend of shifting funds gained momentum due to recent U.S. economic policies, with significant inflows into European and emerging markets, while U.S. equity funds faced outflows for the third consecutive month. The MSCI Asia Pacific and Europe indices have outperformed the S&P 500, highlighting the ongoing shift in global investment strategies.
Source: YAHOO