Statistical Report

Release: Trends in Mutual Fund Investing, June 2026

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Trends in Mutual Fund Investing
June 2026

Washington, DC; July 30, 2026—The combined assets of the nation’s mutual funds increased by $66.71 billion, or 0.2 percent, to $33.22 trillion in June, according to the Investment Company Institute’s official survey of the mutual fund industry. In the survey, mutual fund companies report actual assets, sales, and redemptions to ICI. 

Total Net Assets of Mutual Funds*
 Billions of dollars

 

Jun 2026

May 2026

% change

Jun 2025

Total long-term

25,319.5

25,328.7

0.0

22,694.3

Equity  

17,762.4

17,798.9

-0.2

15,804.8

Domestic equity 

13,678.2

13,697.0

-0.1

12,333.6

World equity 

4,084.2

4,101.9

-0.4

3,471.2

Hybrid  

1,829.8

1,842.4

-0.7

1,667.1

Bond

5,727.4

5,687.5

0.7

5,222.4

Taxable bond 

4,846.3

4,817.0

0.6

4,426.7

Municipal bond 

881.0

870.5

1.2

    795.7

Total money market

7,900.4

7,824.5

1.0

7,023.8

Taxable money market

7,751.6

7,678.1

1.0

6,885.6

Tax-exempt money market

148.8

146.5

1.6

138.2

Total

33,219.9

33,153.2

0.2

    29,718.1

* Data for exchange-traded funds and funds that invest primarily in other mutual funds were excluded from the series.
Note: Components may not add to the total because of rounding.


Net New Cash Flow of Mutual Funds*
Millions of dollars

 

Jun 2026

May 2026

Jan–Jun 2026

Jan–Jun 2025

Total long-term

-92,287

-74,717

-384,324

-424,752

Equity  

-104,869

-110,446

-483,310

-354,195

Domestic equity 

-81,595

-88,588

-383,332

-258,979

World equity

-23,274

-21,859

-99,978

-95,216

Hybrid  

-10,231

-7,060

-43,080

-55,858

Bond

22,813

42,790

142,066

-14,699

Taxable bond 

18,802

35,962

114,499

-18,931

Municipal bond 

4,011

6,828

27,567

4,232

Total money market

62,551

143,660

51,077

66,674

Taxable money market

60,291

142,650

54,569

66,144

Tax-exempt money market

2,260

1,011

-3,492

531

Total

-29,736

68,943

-333,247

-358,078

* Data for exchange-traded funds and funds that invest primarily in other mutual funds were excluded from the series.
Note: Components may not add to the total because of rounding.


Highlights: Long-term funds—equity, hybrid, and bond funds—had a net outflow of $92.29 billion in June, versus an outflow of $74.72 billion in May.

Equity funds posted an outflow of $104.87 billion in June, compared with an outflow of $110.45 billion in May. Among equity funds, world equity funds (U.S. funds that invest primarily overseas) posted an outflow of $23.27 billion in June, versus an outflow of $21.86 billion in May. Funds that invest primarily in the United States had an outflow of $81.59 billion in June, versus an outflow of $88.59 billion in May. The liquidity ratio of equity funds (the percentage of liquid assets over total net assets) was 1.6 percent in June, unchanged from May.

Hybrid funds posted an outflow of $10.23 billion in June, compared with an outflow of $7.06 billion in May. 

Bond funds had an inflow of $22.81 billion in June, compared with an inflow of $42.79 billion in May. Taxable bond funds had an inflow of $18.80 billion in June, versus an inflow of $35.96 billion in May. Municipal bond funds had an inflow of $4.01 billion in June, compared with an inflow of $6.83 billion in May.

Money market funds had an inflow of $62.55 billion in June, compared with an inflow of $143.66 billion in May. In June funds offered primarily to institutions had an inflow of $76.18 billion and funds offered primarily to individuals had an outflow of $13.63 billion.

Number of Mutual Funds

 

Jun 2026

May 2026

Jun 2025

Total long-term

6,389

6,420

6,667

      Equity

3,919

3,941

4,114

Domestic equity

2,688

2,700

2,792

World equity

1,231

1,241

1,322

      Hybrid

594

595

611

      Bond

1,876

1,884

1,942

Taxable bond

1,408

1,413

1,442

Municipal bond

468

471

500

Total money market

268

267

260

      Taxable money market

229

228

221

      Tax-exempt money market

39

39

39

Total

6,657

6,687

6,927

* Data for exchange-traded funds and funds that invest primarily in other mutual funds were excluded from the series.


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