Investors pull money from US equity funds as AI worries and rate uncertainty weigh on markets
US equity funds saw 1.42 billion dollars in outflows this week amid AI worries. A strong jobs report also dampened hopes for imminent Federal Reserve rate cuts.
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In the week ending February 11, U.S. equity funds recorded net outflows of $1.42 billion, marking the first weekly net sales for the asset class since January 21. This shift in sentiment occurred as Investors in the US 
US grappled with concerns regarding corporate spending in the Software sector and other artificial intelligence-related industries, alongside a robust jobs report that significantly reduced expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve .
US grappled with concerns regarding corporate spending in the Software sector and other artificial intelligence-related industries, alongside a robust jobs report that significantly reduced expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve .
