Global equity stock funds saw net inflows for 13 straight weeks, but this week they hit the brakes directly. The data from Futu Holdings looks striking: in a single week, $5.9 billion was pulled out. In the U.S., it was even more dramatic—$22.3 billion flowed out from equity funds at once, dragging down the entire market.
This turn isn’t a local phenomenon; it’s global. That 13-week inflow cycle has effectively come to an end. The $5.9 billion withdrawal, combined with the $22.3 billion loss in the U.S. market, makes it clear that capital is leaving faster.
The data source is still Futu Holdings. The material doesn’t mention on-chain addresses or specific holding entities, so we’ll interpret the fund flows based on media reports.
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This turn isn’t a local phenomenon; it’s global. That 13-week inflow cycle has effectively come to an end. The $5.9 billion withdrawal, combined with the $22.3 billion loss in the U.S. market, makes it clear that capital is leaving faster.
The data source is still Futu Holdings. The material doesn’t mention on-chain addresses or specific holding entities, so we’ll interpret the fund flows based on media reports.
#OnChain