EPFR in the news – February 2025

February, 24

The Economic Times – Fund managers selling to cover redemptions; sentiment towards India remains positive: Cameron Brandt Cameron Brandt of EPFR, says though India-focused funds are currently experiencing outflows, there is still an understanding that India provides solid growth rates.  

February, 20

CNBCTV-18 – Emerging markets struggle as US policy uncertainty driving investors to safer bets, says EPFR Cameron Brandt, Director of Research at EPFR stated that the only emerging market segment showing positive performance is Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) funds.  

February, 17

Reuters – German election: What it means for markets, debt brake reform and euro Weekly inflows into Europe excluding UK equities hit their highest in two years in the week to Wednesday, Barclays said, citing EPFR.  

February, 7

Bloomberg – BofA strategist Hartnett sees U.S. stock market’s global dominance fading Money market funds drew in $46.8 billion in the week through Feb. 5, with $16.6 billion going into bonds and $600 million leaving stock funds, Bank of America added, citing EPFR.  

February, 6

The Economic Times – Why FIIs favor US over emerging markets despite weak dollar Despite a weaker dollar and falling bond yields, emerging markets like India are not seeing expected inflows. Cameron Brandt, Director of Research at EPFR , explains why global investors are favoring US assets over emerging markets and what this trend means for India.  

February, 5

Reuters – Wall Street shows its 'bouncebackability' U.S. equity funds attracted nearly $24 billion of inflows last week, technology fund inflows hit a 16-week high, and momentum funds attracted positive flows for a fifth-consecutive week, according to EPFR.