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Joe Bullard

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As seen in: Morningstar, Coast to Coast AM, WHBX-FM (Tallahassee, FL)
Program Director of Tallahassee's Big Station 96.1 Jamz
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7 Charts on US Fund Flows in June

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By Joe Bullard, Drew Carter
| Morningstar
Long-term US fund flows remained in strong form in June, racking up an additional $124 billion for the month. A diverse cast of categories contributed to the net inflows; however, bond funds continued to do most of the heavy lifting. Still, US and sector-equity funds experienced healthy inflows. Alternative offerings that mirror hedge fund approaches also stood out as an area of increased interest. Source: Morningstar Direct Asset Flows. Data as of June 30, 2026. Download CSV.
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It Could Be Time to Hedge Against Inflation

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By Joe Bullard
| Morningstar
The war in Iran has stoked inflationary pressures. Throughout the uncertainty around the status of the Strait of Hormuz and the global oil supply, the price of crude oil skyrocketed, closing April 2026 around $106 per barrel before settling at around $92 per barrel by the end of May. A preliminary agreement between the US and Iran, including the reopening of the strait, has brought a potential end to the war in sight.
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7 Charts on US Fund Flows in a Volatile May

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By Joe Bullard, Drew Carter
| Morningstar
Long-term US fund flows experienced another strong month in May, gathering an additional $116 billion. In contrast to April, it was bond funds that drove inflows for the month rather than equity funds. Both taxable-bond and municipal-bond funds had a historic month of inflows in May, as volatility continued and investors leaned back into fixed income. Source: Morningstar Direct Asset Flows. Data as of May 31, 2026. Download CSV.
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