September, 24
Bloomberg – French Assets Risk Fresh Losses From Renewed Political Turmoil
France equity funds chalked up their biggest outflow since December, according to EPFR data.
September, 20
The Economic Times – Cameron Brandt on implications of rate cut for Emerging Markets?
EPFR Director of Research, Cameron Brandt, analyzes the implications of a US Fed rate cut on emerging markets, stating “Emerging Markets bond funds have, instead of being hit with relentless outflows, have at least had a few weeks where flows have been positive”
September, 17
Bloomberg – Windfall awaits emerging market debt as Fed gears up for cuts
Emerging Markets bond funds lost US$153 billion since the beginning of 2022, according to EPFR data.
September, 13
Bloomberg – Wall Street Refuses to Kick Risk Addiction in Big Bet on the Fed
Broadly, market positioning is getting more vigilant, with US stock funds suffering their largest weekly outflows since April, EPFR data compiled by Bank of America.
September, 6
Reuters – Investor dash to cash continues ahead of Fed rate cut, BofA says
Investors put $60.8 billion into cash funds in the week to Wednesday, adding to the largest five-week inflow into cash since December 2023 at $231 billion, Bank of America said in its weekly Flow Show report, citing EPFR data.
September, 4
CNBCTV-18 – EPFR sees strong Japanese demand for investment in India
Cameron Brandt, Director of Research at EPFR told CNBC-TV18 that US investors are anticipating interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve starting in September, and hope for a stable economic outcome.
September, 1
Bloomberg – European Stocks’ Quest to Outshine US Markets Is Fading Quickly
European stocks saw $500 million in inflows after 13 consecutive weeks of outflows. However, the trend reversed with $800 million being redeemed in the seven-day period through Aug. 28, according to Bank of America strategists citing EPFR data.
