SCHP - Some out-of-favor funds attract some attention: Lipper Refinitiv fund flows report

Weekly net flows into funds and ETFs are showing some early movement toward groups that may benefit from an improving economy, increasing demand, rising interest rates, and possibly contained inflationary pressures, according to Tom Roseen, head of Research Services at Refinitiv Lipper.For the fund-flows week ended Jan. 20, investors were net purchasers of fund and ETF assets, adding $3.6B into equity funds, $10.3B into taxable bond funds, and $2.4B into tax-exempt bond funds. Source: Refinitiv LipperOn the flip side, they were net redeemers of money market funds (-$10.0B).Estimated weekly-net flows went into emerging market funds (+$2.5B), sector-financial/banking funds (+$2.0B, including ETFs), sector-technology funds (+$2.0B), alternative energy funds (+$635M), and commodities precious metals funds (+$650M).The equity ETF funds that drew in the most money last week were: iShares MSCI EAFE Value ETF (EFV), bringing in $2.4B; Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLF), +$1.7B; iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (IEMG), +$1.4B; and

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Some out-of-favor funds attract some attention: Lipper Refinitiv fund flows report