US equity funds record largest weekly inflow in five weeks as inflation concerns ease
US equity funds saw an $11.77 billion inflow this week as cooling inflation boosted rate cut hopes. Bond and money market funds also posted strong inflows.
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U.S. equity funds recorded a net inflow of $11.77 billion in the week ending February 18, according to data from LSEG Lipper. This movement represents the largest weekly net purchase of equity funds in the US 
US since January 14, driven by a cooler consumer price inflation report that eased concerns over a technology sector selloff and bolstered expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts.
US since January 14, driven by a cooler consumer price inflation report that eased concerns over a technology sector selloff and bolstered expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts.
