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Lipper: : U.S. Funds Take in Net New Money for the Fourth Consecutive Week

FYI: Thomson Reuters Lipper’s fund macro-groups (including both mutual funds and exchange-traded funds [ETFs]) took in $11.6 billion of net new money for the fund-flows week ended Wednesday, December 7. This marked the fourth straight week of net inflows for U.S. funds, during which time they grew their coffers by $43.6 billion. The positive flows for the past week were driven by money market funds (+$14.7 billion) and taxable bond funds (+$1.1 billion), while municipal bonds funds (-$2.2 billion) and equity funds (-$2.0 billion) both suffered net outflows.
Regards,
Ted
http://lipperalpha.financial.thomsonreuters.com/2016/12/u-s-fund-flows-weekly-report-u-s-funds-take-in-net-new-money-for-the-fourth-consecutive-week/?elq=68a532bb10a74d76bcd915f80f79625c&elqCampaignId=166&elqTrackId=DC10845B748D9ECBEA5563A25EE45E38&elqaid=3449&elqat=1&utm_campaign=Newsletter_LipperAlphaInsight_FundInsightsWeeklyUpdate&utm_content=Newsletter_FundsWeekly_December13&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Eloqua

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