Home>News & Insights>Insights>Fund flows and the Israel-Iran conflict: Exploring geopolitics and asset allocation with EPFRFund flows and the Israel-Iran conflict: Exploring geopolitics and asset allocation with EPFR EPFR Insights EPFR 27.06.2025 under a minute read EPFR’s latest research digest taps our unequalled fund-flow data to examine positioning in oil funds, demand for safe havens and lessons from history. We examine: How even in the run-up to Israel’s June 13 attack, tensions in the region had investors positioning themselves – with money pouring into bond and gold funds Performance by the most “oil-sensitive” funds, as identified by EPFR’s quant team Lessons from history, including fund flows in the wake of the 2019 Houthi drone attack on Saudi oil infrastructure and the surprising increase in allocations to Israel after previous wars And related macroeconomic indicators and hard-to-get alternative datasets from our partners at CEIC – examining oil-rig counts and fundamental demand for crude. For this and much more, download our latest research digest today. Did you find this useful? Get our EPFR Insights delivered to your inbox. Tags Emerging MarketsJapanRecent Posts Global Navigator | Investors caught in a thematic loop as August winds down EPFR 25.08.2026 Publications As August 2026 draws to a close, investors find themselves revisiting many of the same questions that dominated markets a year earlier. Once again, attention is centered on whether AI can translate into sustainable economic value, while geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and concerns over inflation, fiscal deficits, and the path of US interest rates continue Read More Indonesia's forest fires cause disruptive "transboundary haze" CEIC 21.08.2026 Insights Hot, dry weather has helped spark intense forest fires around the world in 2026, especially in #Indonesia – generating "transboundary Read More Philippines steps up spending as scandal, war-hit remittances weigh on growth CEIC 21.08.2026 Insights One of ASEAN's most resilient economies in 2025 continues to slow. Amid the overhang of a corruption scandal and war Read More Sorry, no articles match the current filters. Sorry, no articles match the current search query.