Corporate investment-grade bond funds kick off 2022 with biggest weekly inflows in 6 months

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Investors may have kicked off 2022 by unloading tech stocks, but they also have poured into U.S. investment-grade corporate bond funds, new data shows.

Investors may have kicked off 2022 by unloading technology stocks, but they also have poured into U.S. investment-grade corporate bond funds, according to data from Refinitiv Lipper.

Investors dumped growth stocks after the Federal Reserve minutes of its December meeting showed policy normalization, including higher rates, could be in the cards sooner than anticipated only weeks ago. Still, junk bonds tend to come under pressure when equities get rocky, even through the S&P 500 index SPX, -0.10% includes many of America’s most profitable companies, while junk bonds historically finance companies considered a relatively high default risk.

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