The combined assets of the nation's mutual funds decreased by $219.2 billion, or 1.8 percent, to $12.009 trillion in July, according to recent data from the Investment Company Institute's official survey of the mutual fund industry.
In the survey, mutual fund companies report actual assets, sales, and redemptions to ICI.
Highlights: Long-term funds—stock, bond, and hybrid funds—had a net outflow of $21.47 billion in July, vs. an outflow of $8.76 billion in June.
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Stock funds posted an outflow of $31.60 billion in July, compared with an outflow of $22.94 billion in June. Among stock funds, world equity funds (U.S. funds that invest primarily overseas) posted an outflow of $3.02 billion in July, vs. an outflow of $2.25 billion in June. Funds that invest primarily in the U.S. had an outflow of $28.58 billion in July, vs. an outflow of $20.69 billion in June.
Hybrid funds posted an inflow of $305 million in July, compared with an inflow of $1.25 billion in June.
Bond funds had an inflow of $9.83 billion in July, compared with an inflow of $12.93 billion in June. Taxable bond funds had an inflow of $9.81 billion in July, vs. an inflow of $12.05 billion in June. Municipal bond funds had an inflow of $24 million in July, compared with an inflow of $879 million in June.
Money market funds had an outflow of $118.89 billion in July, compared with an outflow of $41.05 billion in June. Funds offered primarily to institutions had an outflow of $125.92 billion. Funds offered primarily to individuals had an inflow of $7.03 billion.
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