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Investment Funds Make Biggest Inflows in 15 Weeks at $45.59 Billion

Published January 16, 2026, 12:01
Investment Funds Make Biggest Inflows in 15 Weeks at $45.59 Billion

Investment funds recorded their largest inflows in 15 weeks, totaling $45.59 billion, in the week ending January 14th, as investors push stocks globally, nearing historic highs. The easing of inflationary pressures in the US and expectations for interest rate cuts contributed to the stock market rally. US equities led the inflows with $28.18 billion, followed by European and Asian equities with $10.22 billion and $3.89 billion respectively. The technology, industry, metals, and mining sectors were particularly popular. Simultaneously, bond funds saw inflows of $19.03 billion, while money market funds experienced outflows of $67.15 billion. Gold and precious metals funds continued to attract capital for the ninth consecutive week.