Global Equity Funds See Largest Weekly Inflow in Fifteen Weeks Following Favorable US Inflation Data
Investors poured 45.59 billion dollars into global equity funds as inflation slowed. This shift pushed world markets to new records amid rate cut optimism.
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Global equity funds experienced their most significant surge in investment in 15 weeks during the period ending January 14, 2026, as easing inflationary pressures in the US 
USbolstered market sentiment. According to data covering 28,701 funds provided by LSEG Lipper, investors directed a net $45.59 billion into global equities. This represents the largest weekly inflow since the week through October 1, 2025, which saw $49.13 billion in net purchases.
USbolstered market sentiment. According to data covering 28,701 funds provided by LSEG Lipper, investors directed a net $45.59 billion into global equities. This represents the largest weekly inflow since the week through October 1, 2025, which saw $49.13 billion in net purchases.
