Bank of America, citing EPFR data, said emerging-market equities drew $17.7 billion of inflows in the week through Wednesday, the strongest level since July. Within that total, Brazil posted a record $4.7 billion inflow. The figures point to a sharp pickup in investor allocations to emerging-market stocks over the latest reporting period. No further breakdown was provided in the source note beyond the aggregate weekly figure for emerging-market equities and the record inflow registered by Brazil.
ChainCatcher reported that Bank of America, citing EPFR data, said emerging-market stocks recorded $17.7 billion in inflows in the week through Wednesday, the highest level since July. Brazil accounted for a record $4.7 billion of that total.
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