[European funds poured into Latin American stock funds, with net inflows hitting a new high since 2010] September 12, according to the Financial Times report on the 12th, Morningstar data showed that since this year, mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) registered in Europe that mainly invest in Latin American stocks have had a combined net inflow of US$3.6 billion. This scale has exceeded the annual inflow level in any complete natural year since 2010, reversing the trend of cumulative net outflows of US$15.1 billion in the previous 15 years. The continued inflow of funds coupled with the upward market trend has pushed the scale of related fund assets to US$21.6 billion, approximately 2.5 times that of early 2025. The report pointed out that the recent enthusiasm of investors for the Latin American market is largely due to the region’s advantages in the field of commodities. The conflict in the Middle East has pushed up oil prices, and the construction of artificial intelligence infrastructure has driven demand for metals such as copper, which has become an important support for Latin American stock markets. Petrobras and Groupe Mex together have contributed about 40% of the region’s stock market gains this year. (CCTV Finance)