LSEG Lipper Reports: Junk Bond Fund Outflows Worsen, Demand for US Treasury Funds Cools
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According to LSEG Lipper data, for the week ending February 18, the fund flows for US funds compared to the prior week were as follows:
Short- and intermediate-term investment-grade bond funds: Inflows of $3.77 billion, compared to inflows of $4.32 billion the previous week.
High-yield bond funds: Outflows of $152 million, compared to outflows of $84.2 million the previous week.
US Treasury funds: Inflows of $2.33 billion, compared to inflows of $4.05 billion the previous week.
US leveraged loan funds: Inflows of $22.2 million, compared to inflows of $117.2 million the previous week.
Mortgage-related bond funds: Inflows of $284.8 million, compared to inflows of $296.4 million the previous week.
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