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To: ild who wrote (35114)6/30/2005 8:43:53 PM
From: ild  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 110194
 
Equity funds report net cash outflows totaling -$74 million in the week ended 6/22/05, -$469 million excluding inflows of $395 Mil to ETFs;
Fewer Equity share classes report net inflows (3302), and more report net outflows (4253) than any week since 3/12/03;
International funds report net inflows ($118 Mil) to all Emerging and Developed regions but Latin America (-$31 Mil) and Japan (-$4 Mil);
The last time Japan funds reported net outflows for the fifth consecutive week was 4/24/02;
Taxable Bond funds report net cash outflows totaling -$182 million, -$64 million excluding outflows of -$118 million to ETFs;
High Yield Corporate Bond Funds report net cash outflows of -$178 million;
International & Global Debt funds report net inflows of $76 million with fewer funds reporting inflows (82) than any week since 7/28/04. Large Inflows to the sector are:
$32 million to the Managers Fremont Bond fund;
$24 million to the UBS Global Allocation fund;
$29 million to the Oppenheimer International Bond fund;
$28 million to the Merrill Lynch Global Allocation fund;
Money Market funds report net outflows of -$15.084 million;
Municipal Bond funds report net cash inflows of $226 million with all sectors reporting inflows.



To: ild who wrote (35114)6/30/2005 9:00:07 PM
From: CalculatedRisk  Respond to of 110194
 
Kasriel is a smart guy and well worth reading ... but I think he is wrong. Not only will the FED raise 25bps in August, I think the Sept 25bps is almost guaranteed unless the economy really takes a dive.

Kasriel makes a good argument, but the FED will not listen.



To: ild who wrote (35114)6/30/2005 9:03:17 PM
From: orkrious  Respond to of 110194
 
Kasriel: Political Economic Reasons Why The Fed Is On The Cusp Of Pausing

their language today sure doesn't suggest that