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To: ild who wrote (12908)	4/29/2004 7:34:41 PM
From: russwinter	Respond to of 110194

Fund inflows are light, combined with the reemerging underwriting calendar, Message 20075900 may explain why the stock market seems starved. Only 624m to domestic funds.: Flows: Apr 28 Independent Data on Fund Flows & Holdings Equity funds report net cash inflows totaling $1.6 billion in the week ended April 28 with 39% going to funds investing in Domestic Securities versus 64% last week; International and Global Equity funds report inflows to Developed sectors and outflows from Emerging Markets funds (Asia, Latin America). Japan funds report net inflows of $429 million with iShares MSCI Japan Index fund reporting inflows totaling $424 million; Real Estate funds report net cash outflows of -$183 million, the fourth consecutive week of outflows from the sector; Financial/Banking funds report the seventh consecutive week of outflows -($63 million); Taxable Bond funds report net cash outflows totaling -$471 million with Government Bond funds investing in mortgage-backed securities reporting outflows of -$505 million and Corporate Bond funds investing in High Yield securities reporting outflows totaling -$246 million; Fewer High Yield funds report inflows this week than any week since 8/13/03; Money Market funds report outflows of -$19.3 billion; Municipal Bond funds report outflows totaling -$513 million.