Cash on track this year for third largest inflow ever - BofA

LONDON, June 6 (Reuters) - Cash saw its biggest weekly inflow since January, worth almost $95 billion, and is set this year for its third largest inflow ever, Bank of America Global Research said in a note, citing EPFR data on Friday.

According to the BoFA note, cash has seen inflows of $972 billion in the year-to-date, while gold has seen inflows of $75 billion.

In a sign that global investors continue to diversify away from U.S. assets given uncertainty surrounding U.S. trade policy, European and emerging markets continued to draw inflows.

Emerging markets saw their strongest inflow to equities and debt in eight weeks of almost $5 billion, the BofA survey showed.

U.S. stocks saw outflows of 7.5 billion, while European shares saw inflows of $2.6 billion, the eighth week of inflows.