US Stock Funds Suffer Biggest Outflow Since 2015 As Bond Inflows Soar

According to Bank of America’s Michael Hartnett, citing EPFR data, in the latest week through April 5, there were $7.4BN in outflows from equities, the largest in 40 weeks. This consisted of $3.6bn in ETF outflows – largest in 40 weeks & first outflows YTD vs. $3.8bn mutual fund outflows.

By size & style: 3rd straight week of outflows from US value funds ($1.7bn), largest outflows from US growth in 10 weeks ($2.0bn); $0.9bn outflows from US small caps & chunky $10.3bn outflows from US large caps (largest in 82 weeks)
By sector: inflows to tech ($0.8bn, 5 straight weeks), materials ($0.2bn), utilities ($0.3bn), real estate ($0.2bn), infrastructure ($0.1bn); outflows from energy ($0.6bn, largest in 29 weeks),
financials ($0.3bn), consumer ($0.2bn), healthcare ($0.1bn)

This post was published at Zero Hedge on Apr 7, 2017.