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Lipper-FMI fund flow data - Week ended on November 21

Fund flows showed moderately cautious mood of investors probably on the back of uncertainties linked to US-China trade deal negotiations .US IG enjoyed more inflows (at $5.2bn), and US HY saw a rebound in flows a t + $ 0 . 3 bn after two weeks of outflows. US-based equity funds suffered $3.6bn outflows (continuing for the 3 rd week) , while leveraged loan funds kept on with an uninterrupted 9-weeks of outflows with -$0. 4 bn. E merging market debt remained attractive and showed at $2bn of inflows (biggest since July 2019). Meanwhile, investors massivel y went out of m oney market funds which saw the highest outflows since April 2019 (at - $ 25 . 3 bn ) .

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Inna Mufteeva

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Lipper-FMI fund flow data - Week ended on November 21

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