Investing.com -- Bond funds received $18.8 billion in inflows during the week of September 30, 2026, according to Citi data. Equity funds drew $15.8 billion over the same period.

Global funds attracted $9.6 billion in net inflows, while European funds added $1.3 billion. U.S. funds recorded a small net outflow as exchange-traded fund inflows were balanced by redemptions from non-ETF products.

European money market funds experienced redemptions of $38.5 billion, reducing their 52-week net flows to nearly zero.

Emerging market funds received $3.2 billion in inflows, driven primarily by China ETFs, which attracted $4.1 billion. Taiwan ETFs gained $0.7 billion. Global emerging market funds continued to see net outflows.

Money market funds in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa recorded combined outflows of $9.4 billion over three weeks, eliminating gains accumulated since late March.

Asian markets saw foreign selling last week. South Korea experienced $6.2 billion in net foreign outflows, while Taiwan recorded $2.0 billion in outflows. India had $1.7 billion in foreign institutional investor outflows, and Thailand saw $0.8 billion in selling. Japan registered net outflows for three consecutive weeks.