Equity mutual funds were up $23.97 billion in January, up from just $167 million worth of inflows in December, but still well below the $37.63 billion inflows in January 2013. International equity funds lead with $16.92 billion net inflows, beating December’s $12 billion in net inflows. Domestic equity funds which had $7.05 billion net inflows in January, partially recovering from $11.84 billion worth of net outflows in December.
Equity funds were up $41.36 billion for the first eight weeks of 2014 (through February 19) split $16.19 billion to domestic equity funds and $25.17 billion to foreign equity funds, compared to $43.56 worth of total inflows for the same period in 2013.
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