‘Allocations Are Full’: Stocks Face End Of $300 Billion Money Spigot

Stocks might've stumbled recently, but inflows continue unabated. On net, anyway. Global equities headed into an eventful stretch -- there's a tsunami of scheduled data releases, a Fed meeting and potentially pivotal policy gatherings in London and Tokyo -- nursing consecutive weekly losses, even as investors plowed ever more money into stock funds. The latest weekly haul, $22.2 billion, marked the 14th straight. As the figure shows, last week's inflow counted among the largest of the year

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