
China equity funds attracted $9B in the latest week, the largest inflow since December 2025, according to BofA citing EPFR data. YTD outflows are still large.
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China-focused equity funds attracted $9 billion in the latest week, the largest weekly inflow since December 2025, according to BofA Global Research, which cited EPFR data.
The inflow marks a sharp reversal from the persistent outflows that have characterized China equity funds this year. Year-to-date flows remain deeply negative, BofA said, though the weekly figure suggests a shift in sentiment among global investors.
The KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (KWEB), a widely traded China equity proxy, rose 2.1% on the week as the data crossed trading desks. The fund has lost roughly 15% year to date.
BofA did not specify the exact YTD outflow total but said the weekly number was the largest since the week ending Dec. 5, 2025.
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