Global equity funds took in approximately $98.3 billion in net inflows, the largest inflow period since June 2026. US equity funds have pulled in $656 billion this year, and technology sector funds account for $222 billion of the year-to-date inflows.
Global equity funds took in approximately $98.3 billion in net inflows, according to data from LSEG Lipper and Bank of America. That is the largest inflow period since June 2026.
Weekly inflows reach $50.99 billion
In the week ending November 11, global equity funds recorded net inflows of $50.99 billion, the highest weekly figure since September 23. The week before, funds brought in $38.63 billion, the seventh consecutive week of inflows.
Technology funds attracted $2.62 billion in net inflows during the week ending November 11. Annualized flows into global equity funds are running at $1.4 trillion through November 2026.
US and tech funds see year-to-date inflows
US equity funds have pulled in $656 billion so far in 2026, according to BofA. Technology sector funds account for $222 billion of the year-to-date inflows, per the same data. Inflows have also been notable in healthcare and financials.
Drivers behind the flows
The data points to three main drivers: stable central bank policies, declining oil prices and a positive earnings outlook.
However, the shifting allocation across tech, healthcare and financials is happening alongside concerns about the cost of AI infrastructure. Tech still pulled in $2.62 billion in the latest week, and investors appear to be diversifying their bets rather than abandoning the sector.
Source: Crypto Briefing
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