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Investors pile into global equities as funds log biggest inflows in 15 weeks

January 16, 2026

Global equity funds experienced the largest inflows in over three months, marking the biggest weekly inflows in 15 weeks as of January 14, 2026. This surge is attributed to easing inflation concerns and increased optimism regarding potential interest rate cuts, with the US leading the charge in attracting investments.

Global equity funds clock biggest inflows in 15 weeks

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Key Highlights

Global equity funds saw the strongest inflows in 15 weeks as of January 14, 2026.
Easing US inflation concerns have boosted investor risk appetite.
The US is the primary market attracting these inflows.
Investors are optimistic about potential interest rate cuts.
Bonds and emerging markets are also witnessing increased investments.

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Investors pile into global equities as funds log biggest inflows in 15 weeks

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Investors pile into global equities as funds log biggest inflows in 15 weeks

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