[Daily Fund Trends] Korean Bond Funds Attract 134 Billion KRW Inflows After 8 Trading Days
[Asia Economy Reporter Minji Lee] Domestic bond funds have turned to net inflows after eight trading days.
According to the Korea Financial Investment Association on the 31st, domestic bond funds excluding exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw an inflow of 134 billion KRW as of the 27th, marking net inflows after eight trading days. Overseas bond funds experienced an outflow of 500 million KRW.
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Domestic equity funds recorded an inflow of 12.3 billion KRW, resulting in net inflows of 38.5 billion KRW over two trading days. Overseas equity funds saw net outflows of 10.4 billion KRW. Money market funds (MMFs), which attract short-term funds, had net inflows of 152.8 billion KRW in one day. The total MMF assets under management stand at 155.9796 trillion KRW, with total net assets of 156.5082 trillion KRW.
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