Mutual Funds

Fed rate hikes had more weight last week than the threat of nuclear war.

Money continues to trickle out of U.S. equity funds; European funds were the biggest winners.

With the U.S. and North Korea talking preemptive strikes, why did money flow out of some sectors?

Inflows to emerging-markets bond funds continued their longest streak since a 50-week run in 2013.

Plaintiffs claimed First Eagle charged them more than what it made as a subadvisor for a similar fund. On Wednesday, they dismissed the action with prejudice.

The trend to reduce fees and increase transparency will push plan sponsors toward clean shares.

A total of 22 actively managed mutual funds and exchange-traded funds have more than 5 percent of their portfolios in the company, according to Morningstar data.

Global bond funds also kept their streak alive while money continued to flow out of Asia-Pacific bond funds.

Redemptions from Healthcare/Biotechnology were heaviest since January.

Flows to global equity funds were the smallest since March.