U.S. equity funds snapped their six-week streak of inflows with a net outflow of $4.56 billion for the week ended November 26, according to data from LSEG Lipper. In contrast, U.S. bond funds accumulated $4.11 billion in net inflows amid a falling 10-year Treasury yield and rising December rate cut odds.
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This comes with the S&P 500 (SPX) up by over 4% during the past week, although the index is on track for a monthly loss in November amid concerns about AI valuations and elevated volatility.
Investors Sell U.S. Equity Funds and Buy Money Market Funds
Investors sold out of U.S. mid- and small-cap funds with net outflows of $1.69 billion and $885 million, respectively, while large-cap funds experienced a net outflow of $144 million.
Furthermore, U.S. money market funds saw net weekly inflows of $25.28 billion, ending two consecutive weeks of net outflows and signaling a risk-off approach.
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