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| 230.1 GBX | +1.22% |
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| 15/07 | Citi appoints James Morris as new head of UK commercial bank | RE |
| 15/07 | Goldman Sachs profit jumps on robust debt underwriting, fixed-income trading | RE |
LONDON (Reuters) - Investors poured money into equities for the third consecutive week in the latest week, according to data cited by Barclays on Friday, as a number of central banks including the Federal Reserve signaled more rate hikes are in the pipeline.
Equity funds received $22 billion of inflows in the latest week, Barclays said citing EPFR data, the largest inflow since November 2022, taking total inflows for the year to close to $50 billion.
Money markets funds saw outflows of $38 billion after seven weeks of inflows, but year-to-date inflows were still around $800 billion, Barclays said.
(Reporting by Samuel Indyk; Editing by Amanda Cooper)
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| +50.21% | 43.44B | |
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| +4.28% | 157B | |
| +12.76% | 156B | |
| +19.41% | 149B |
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