U.S. equity funds saw $11.12 billion in net outflows for a second straight week as rising bond yields, oil prices and Middle East tensions dampened sentiment. Strong AI-related earnings from Nvidia and Dell limited the decline. Investors favored safer assets, with money market funds attracting $48.76 billion, reflecting heightened market caution.
U.S. equity funds saw $11.12 billion in net outflows for a second straight week as rising bond yields, oil prices and Middle East tensions dampened sentiment. Strong AI-related earnings from Nvidia and Dell limited the decline. Investors favored safer assets, with money market funds attracting $48.76 billion, reflecting heightened market caution.
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U.S. equity funds saw $11.12 billion in net outflows for a second straight week as rising bond yields, oil prices and Middle East tensions dampened sentiment. Strong AI-related earnings from Nvidia and Dell limited the decline. Investors favored safer assets, with money market funds attracting $48.76 billion, reflecting heightened market caution.
