Capital flowed into broad, low-cost index funds, particularly Swedish and global funds, where the US continues to account for approximately 70 percent of the world index.
'Among the most sold funds, we find two with clear energy exposure. This is likely a consequence of the de-escalation we have seen in the Middle East, leading to falling oil prices and a return to more normal market conditions,' says Carl-Henrik Söderberg, savings economist at Nordnet.
Following the strong performance in March, some profit-taking was also observed.
'Otherwise, we find a rather mixed bag on the sell list, with some fixed-income funds alongside pharmaceuticals, emerging markets, and small caps,' says Carl-Henrik Söderberg.
| Most bought | Most sold |
| Nordnet Sverige Index | Odin Norge |
| Länsförsäkringar Global Index | Investerum Strategic Value |
| Nordnet One Offensiv | Lannebo Obligationsfond |
| Nordnet One Balanserad | Danske Invest Horisont Offensiv |
| Spiltan Aktiefond Investmentbolag | Rhenman Healthcare Equity |
| Nordnet Global Index | Templeton Emerging Markets |
| Nordnet Teknologi Index | BGF World Energy |
| Länsförsäkringar Tillväxtmarknad Index | Amundi Fds Volatil Wld |
| Swedbank Robur Access Asien | Alcur Grow |
| DNB Global Indeks | Espiria 90 |
