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6 days agoMassive $9.2 B Inflows Revive U.S. Index Fund Momentum
Fresh optimism returned to U.S. equity mutual funds as total weekly inflows reached $9.2 billion, the strongest since June 2024. The surge was driven by renewed allocations into AI-linked and banking stocks following stable bond yields and easing inflation data. Analysts cited this as a sign of risk appetite returning to passive investments after three consecutive outflow weeks. S&P 500-tracking funds led contributions, while technology sector ETFs captured 35% of the total inflows, suggesting institutional repositioning toward growth-oriented assets ahead of Q4 earnings season.
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6 days agoMassive $9.2 B Inflows Revive U.S. Index Fund Momentum
Fresh optimism returned to U.S. equity mutual funds as total weekly inflows reached $9.2 billion, the strongest since June 2024. The surge was driven by renewed allocations into AI-linked and banking stocks following stable bond yields and easing inflation data. Analysts cited this as a sign of risk appetite returning to passive investments after three consecutive outflow weeks. S&P 500-tracking funds led contributions, while technology sector ETFs captured 35% of the total inflows, suggesting institutional repositioning toward growth-oriented assets ahead of Q4 earnings season.
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Massive $9.2 B Inflows Revive U.S. Index Fund Momentum
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U.S. mutual funds posted their biggest inflows since mid-2024, signaling revived investor confidence in equity markets and preference for technology-heavy passive products.
Fresh optimism returned to U.S. equity mutual funds as total weekly inflows reached $9.2 billion, the strongest since June 2024. The surge was driven by renewed allocations into AI-linked and banking stocks following stable bond yields and easing inflation data. Analysts cited this as a sign of risk appetite returning to passive investments after three consecutive outflow weeks. S&P 500-tracking funds led contributions, while technology sector ETFs captured 35% of the total inflows, suggesting institutional repositioning toward growth-oriented assets ahead of Q4 earnings season.
Fresh optimism returned to U.S. equity mutual funds as total weekly inflows reached $9.2 billion, the strongest since June 2024. The surge was driven by renewed allocations into AI-linked and banking stocks following stable bond yields and easing inflation data. Analysts cited this as a sign of risk appetite returning to passive investments after three consecutive outflow weeks. S&P 500-tracking funds led contributions, while technology sector ETFs captured 35% of the total inflows, suggesting institutional repositioning toward growth-oriented assets ahead of Q4 earnings season.
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Oct 25, 2025 • 04:10 IST