US EditionGlobal Equity Funds Draw Second Weekly Inflow on AI Rally, Tariff Delay
UNITED STATES, JUL 11 – Investors remain cautious amid tariff exemptions and looming new levies, with $10.21 billion in global equity funds purchased last week, reflecting mixed market reactions to trade tensions.
- Global equity funds recorded a second consecutive weekly inflow of $10.21 billion in the seven days to July 9 amid a tech-driven market rally.
- This inflow followed U.S. President Donald Trump's postponement of tariff deadlines to August 1, allowing more time for trade talks and easing some market pressure.
- Investors also favored European equity funds with $5.21 billion inflows—the largest since May 21—and bond funds attracting $16.83 billion in demand during the same week.
- Wedbush analyst Dan Ives called the tariff exemptions a "positive development for tech companies," which benefited from exemptions on electronics helping push major indexes higher.
- Despite strong inflows and a new stock market high, uncertainty remains over future trade policies, with investors cautious about potential tariff impacts after the August 1 deadline.
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