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Investing.com -- Equity funds experienced a significant outflow of funds, with $2.8 billion being withdrawn in the week leading up to March 12, 2025. In contrast, bond funds attracted $7.3 billion in the same period, according to Citi’s latest report.
Despite the outflows from equity funds, both U.S. and Global ETFs continued to receive new investments, although these were overshadowed by larger redemptions from non-ETF equity funds, which each saw over $9 billion in redemptions.
The report highlighted that European funds bucked the trend, with inflows into their ETFs reaching $7.0 billion. This positive movement for European ETFs comes despite a week marked by heightened market volatility.
The MSCI US, a key equity index, fell by 4% over the course of the week, reflecting the uncertain market conditions that investors faced.
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