Goldman Sachs Weekly Fund Flows: Inflows into Inflation-Protected Bond Funds
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Goldman Sachs' weekly global fund flows report, covering the week ended September 9, 2026, shows mutual funds and related products taking in money across both equities and fixed income. Global equity funds drew +$10 billion, up from +$3 billion the prior week, though US funds saw a third straight week of outflows within developed markets; emerging market funds took in money, led by China and global EM benchmark funds, while Korea funds saw outflows. By sector, technology funds had the largest inflows and industrials the largest outflows. Fixed income inflows were broad-based: short-duration and inflation-protected bond funds continued to attract money, with the past year's rising inflows into inflation-protected funds the report's Chart of the Week. Both EM hard-currency and local-currency bond funds saw inflows, and money market fund assets rose +$13 billion. Summary tables show equities at 9,800 for the week (4-week cumulative 61,975) and fixed income at 18,890 (78,419), in US$ millions. Cross-currency flows were positive overall (16,557 for the week; 76,082 four-week cumulative), with the dollar and pound showing the strongest net demand; RMB was -108 and KRW -247 for the week. The report is data monitoring only, with no ratings, targets, or stock recommendations.
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