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(Finance) – The inflows of money into cash continueWhile they return to bonds and they continue to abandon stocks. This is what emerges from the weekly analysis of money flows on the various asset classes by analysts at Bank of America GlobalResearch.

Going into the details of inflows/outflows, outflows of 8.2 billion dollars are reported on actions (4.5 billion inflows on ETFs, 12.7 billion outflows from mutual funds), influences of 3.7 billion dollars on bonds (which turn positive) and 1.1 billion dollars in outflows precious metals (outflow for the last 20 weeks).

Analyzing the various segments of the bond market, it is reported that Govt/Tsy recorded inflows of $7.2 billion, marking the 35th consecutive week of inflows.

As far as equity flow is concerned, the United States they see outflows begin again (3 billion dollars), which continue Europe ($0.7 billion, for the 31st consecutive week), while inflows continue Japan ($1 billion, for the fifth consecutive week).

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