Global equity funds saw weaker demand in the week through March 12, amid a global stock sell-off driven by concerns over U.S. tariffs and its escalating trade wars. Investors put just $3.21 billion into global equity funds for the week, sharply down from an average weekly inflow of $11.6 billion in February, LSEG Lipper data shows. European equity funds faced the heaviest selling during the week, as the EU’s retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods heightened trade tensions, leading to investors withdrawing a net $5.29 billion — the first net outflow in eight weeks.Read More
