U.S. equity funds recorded their largest weekly inflow in three weeks as optimism over technology earnings and easing concerns about Federal Reserve interest rate increases strengthened investor sentiment.
According to the report, investors added a net $24.97 billion to U.S. equity funds in the week ending July 8, marking the strongest weekly inflow since mid-June.
The report said expectations for robust second-quarter earnings in the technology sector fueled demand.
According to the report, technology-focused funds attracted $9.71 billion, their largest weekly inflow since June 16.
Bond funds also saw strong demand, receiving $16.82 billion in new investments. Investment-grade, taxable fixed-income, and municipal bond funds were among the largest beneficiaries of the renewed investor interest.
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— Reuters (@Reuters) July 10, 2026
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