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(Reuters) - Global equity funds saw massive inflows as risk sentiment returned with investors believing that the Omicron variant won't bring a big setback to the world economy next year.
According to Refinitiv data, investors purchased $33 billion worth of global equity funds in the week ending Dec. 22, compared with an outflow of $13.1 billion in the previous week.
Graphic: Weekly fund flows into global assets https://graphics.reuters.com/GLOBAL-MARKETS/gdvzymzkjpw/chart.png
U.S. equity funds lured an inflow of $27.5 billion, while Asian equity funds obtained $1.8 billion. On the other hand, European equity funds saw an outflow worth $1.5 billion.
Global stocks have made a strong recovery this week, after their downtrend earlier this month, buoyed by strong corporate earnings and reports that Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) Inc's COVID-19 vaccine provides protection against the Omicron variant.
Graphic: Fund flows into equity sectors https://graphics.reuters.com/GLOBAL-BONDS/xmpjonzjlvr/chart.png
Meanwhile, global bond funds received $5.4 billion, after seeing outflows in the previous week.
Graphic: Bond flows in the week ended Dec. 22 https://graphics.reuters.com/GLOBAL-MARKETS/egpbkozjzvq/chart.png
Money market funds, on the other hand, saw an outflow worth $3.2 billion during the week, underscoring the positive risk sentiment.
Among commodity funds, precious metal funds witnessed net sales of $578 million, their third consecutive weekly outflow.
An analysis of 24,070 emerging market funds showed bond funds witnessed outflows of $89 million, while investors sold equity funds worth $1.8 billion.
Graphic: Flows into EM equity and bond funds https://graphics.reuters.com/GLOBAL-BONDS/gdpzymznjvw/chart.png
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