US equity funds see largest weekly inflow in five weeks - Reuters

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U.S. equity funds experienced a net inflow of $11.77 billion in the week ending February 18, marking the largest weekly purchase since January 14. This surge was driven by reduced concerns over a tech sector selloff following a favorable consumer price inflation report.

Global equity funds received their strongest inflows in five weeks in the seven days to February 18, as easing concerns over artificial intelligence stocks and investor rotation into other sectors supported demand, while renewed hopes for Federal Reserve rate cuts lifted sentiment toward U.S. growth.

U.S. stock funds experienced significant inflows as consumer price inflation showed signs of slowing, boosting expectations for potential Federal Reserve rate cuts. This development eased investor concerns over tech stock sell-offs.