Global Equity Markets Rebound with $37.77 Billion Weekly Inflow
Global equity funds saw their largest weekly inflow in 10 weeks through March 25, 2026, as U.S. President Trump's delay of strikes on Iranian energy eased oil shock fears.
By: AXL Media
Published: Mar 27, 2026, 7:21 AM EDT
Source: Reuters

The "De-escalation Rally" by the Numbers
The surge in sentiment was heavily concentrated in the Western hemisphere:
U.S. Dominance: U.S. equity funds accounted for the lion's share of the movement, receiving $37.24 billion as investors pivoted back from a three-week selling trend.
Asian Growth: Regional funds in Asia saw a healthy net inflow of $5.23 billion.
European Outflows: Contrastingly, European funds suffered $7.52 billion in outflows, as the continent remains more exposed to the direct energy fallout of the Middle Eastern conflict.
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