Bank of America: Emerging Market Bond Funds See 11 Consecutive Weeks of Inflows
According to a report by Jinse Finance, Bank of America cited EPFR Global data showing that in the week of July 2, emerging market debt funds saw an inflow of $3.1 billion, marking the 11th consecutive week of inflows. During the same period, emerging market equity funds experienced an outflow of $500 million, with a cumulative inflow of $7.8 billion so far in 2025, and Brazil received an inflow of $915 million.
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