US stock funds see first inflow in 5 weeks

U.S. equity funds recorded their first inbound flows in five weeks during the week ending September 25th, following strong demand for technology stocks and artificial intelligence applications, as well as a decline in oil prices. Net transactions amounted to $37.6 billion, the largest weekly purchases since June 17th. However, the increase in 30-year U.S. Treasury yields to a 22-year high of 5.50% tempered investors' risk appetite, leading to reduced flows into some funds, especially those focused on mid- and small-cap companies, which experienced outflows. U.S. bond funds saw an increase in inflows to $5.93 billion, with short- and medium-term bond funds attracting significant investments. Meanwhile, investment flows into money market funds continued, reaching $11 billion.

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