[Daily Fund Trends] Korean Bond Funds See Net Inflow of 225 Billion KRW Over 3 Trading Days
[Asia Economy Reporter Minji Lee] A total of 224.9 billion KRW flowed into the domestic equity fund market over three trading days.
According to the Korea Financial Investment Association on the 16th, as of the 14th, domestic bond funds excluding exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a net inflow of 136.2 billion KRW. A total of 224.9 billion KRW was inflowed over three trading days. Overseas equity funds experienced a net outflow of 4.6 billion KRW, marking eight consecutive trading days of net outflows.
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Domestic equity funds recorded a net inflow of 19.9 billion KRW for the first time in nine trading days. Overseas equity funds saw an outflow of 600 million KRW. Money market funds (MMFs), a short-term capital stopover, attracted 251.1 billion KRW in a single day. The MMF subscription amount stood at 160.1253 trillion KRW, with total net assets of 160.6027 trillion KRW.
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