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Lipper: Net Inflows For Municipal Bond Funds Are On A Record Pace

TedTed
in The Bullpen
FYI: Municipal bond funds (including both mutual funds and ETFs) took in $1.2 billion of net new money for the fund-flows week ended Wednesday, October 30. This marked the asset group’s forty-third consecutive weekly net inflow, during which time they’ve grown their coffers by slightly more than $53.0 billion. This is the group’s fourth longest net inflow streak ever (Lipper began tracking this data in 1992) for the second highest total net intake, but it is the best of the four streaks by average net inflows per week (+$1.2 billion). The longest streak (64 weeks) with the largest total net inflows (+$53.7 billion) ran from January 7, 2009, to March 24, 2010. At its current rate, the muni bond fund group (+$74.7 billion for the year to date) is on pace to post its highest annual net inflows ever, beating the $81.1 net positive flow in 2009.
Regards,
Ted
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