Avanza: Net Buying of Technology Funds Jumps Tenfold in October
Bitget2026/10/29 05:03- Avanza's October 29, 2026, analysis shows October net purchases of technology and North American funds rose roughly tenfold from September.
- Global funds attracted nearly 80% of fund investments, up from just over 60% in September, as investors maintained broadly diversified portfolios.
- The dollar strengthened nearly 5% against the krona in recent months, boosting returns for funds with substantial US equity exposure.
- European equity funds became the most heavily sold category, reversing September's net buying as investors appeared to take profits.
- Long-duration bond funds faced net selling amid expectations of interest rate increases, while short-duration bond funds continued attracting buyers.
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