[Daily Fund Trends] Domestic Bond Funds See Net Inflow of Capital After 5 Trading Days
[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jihwan] The domestic bond fund market turned to net inflows after five trading days.
According to the Korea Financial Investment Association on the 29th, as of the 27th, the domestic bond fund market excluding exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a net inflow of 44.8 billion KRW. This is the first inflow after four consecutive days of net outflows, during which 735.2 billion KRW was withdrawn.
On the same day, the overseas bond fund market experienced a net outflow of 2.2 billion KRW. This marked the fourth consecutive trading day of net outflows, totaling 6.4 billion KRW during this period.
On the same day, the domestic equity fund market also saw a net inflow of 800 million KRW. In contrast, overseas equity funds experienced a net outflow of 7 billion KRW.
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As of the 27th, money market funds (MMFs), which are demand deposit-type products, recorded a net outflow of 2.4242 trillion KRW. The MMF balance was 136.8343 trillion KRW, and the net asset value totaled 137.69 trillion KRW.
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