Global equity funds draw $10.44 bn as investors add tech stocks after market dip

In the week to July 1, net inflows into global equity funds reached $10.44 billion, about 25 % higher than the previous week's $8.4 billion, according to LSEG Lipper data. Investors increased exposure to technology stocks, betting that earnings momentum will hold despite a 2.07 % decline in the MSCI World Index.

BNP Paribas APAC cash‑equity research head William Bratton said there is “no reason for the sector’s earnings momentum to slow” ahead of the upcoming Q2 earnings season. Asian equity funds recorded a seven‑week‑high inflow of $7 billion, while U.S. and European funds attracted $1.03 billion and $337 million respectively. Technology‑sector funds alone drew $8.9 billion after a $17.83 billion outflow the week before.

Financials and healthcare funds saw inflows of $2.27 billion and $1.52 billion. Global bond funds continued to attract money for a 13th straight week, pulling in $14.47 billion; high‑yield bonds received $3.61 billion, the largest weekly inflow since June 2025. Money‑market funds added $32.55 billion. In contrast, precious‑metal funds recorded a $1.85 billion outflow and emerging‑market equity funds saw a $5.14 billion net outflow.