Investor Flocks to Fixed Income Funds, Boosting Finland’s Investment Capital in March

The favorable market developments in March led to an increase in fund capital growth. Suomen Sijoitustutkimus for Finanssiala ry released a report indicating that a total of 1.03 billion euros was invested in Finnish investment funds during the month, resulting in a total fund capital of 159 billion euros by the end of March.

Different types of funds received varying amounts of investments in March, with EUR 624 million going into equity funds, EUR 59 million into mixed funds, EUR 93 million into long-interest funds, and EUR 205 million into short-interest funds. An additional EUR 52 million was invested in alternative funds. The month’s performance was particularly beneficial for fixed income investors due to high interest rates and falling short-term Euribor rates positively impacting the valuations of short-interest funds investing in the euro area.

Maria Somerla, an expert in the financial industry, commented on the past year’s performance of different fund categories. Long-term interest funds underperformed while most share fund categories showed positive returns.

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