Bank of America strategists said in the research report that global stock capital inflows are slowing down, and US stock funds recorded the largest cumulative outflow of capital in three weeks, amounting to 14.2 billion US dollars. As of the week ending September 9, global stocks attracted 9.8 billion US dollars; bonds had inflows of 17.5 billion US dollars, cash assets had inflows of 12.9 billion US dollars, crypto assets had inflows of 1.3 billion US dollars, and gold had inflows of 600 million US dollars. The research report quoted EPFR Global data as showing that the average inflow of stock capital in the past three weeks was 7 billion US dollars, while the average in July was 52 billion US dollars. Strategists such as Jared Woodard and Michael Hartnett pointed out that despite soaring bond yields and commodity prices, there are no signs of “general panic” in the market.

Bank of America strategists said in the research report that global stock capital inflows are slowing down, and US stock funds recorded the largest cumulative outflow of capital in three weeks, amounting to 14.2 billion US dollars. As of the week ending September 9, global stocks attracted 9.8 billion US dollars; bonds had inflows of 17.5 billion US dollars, cash assets had inflows of 12.9 billion US dollars, crypto assets had inflows of 1.3 billion US dollars, and gold had inflows of 600 million US dollars. The research report quoted EPFR Global data as showing that the average inflow of stock capital in the past three weeks was 7 billion US dollars, while the average in July was 52 billion US dollars. Strategists such as Jared Woodard and Michael Hartnett pointed out that despite soaring bond yields and commodity prices, there are no signs of “general panic” in the market.