US equity funds attract inflows for a second straight week
SPY•US equity funds drew net inflows of $6.6 billion in the week to November 11, down about 56% from $14.97 billion the prior week. Large-cap funds gained $11.64 billion, while money market funds saw $38.49 billion in outflows.
1. Equity fund flows
Investors put a net $6.6 billion into US equity funds in the seven days to November 11, LSEG Lipper data showed. CoreWeave said it expects to become profitable on an adjusted basis in the first half of 2028, backed by strong demand and customer commitments; its outlook eased concerns about debt-funded technology-sector spending.
2. Fund breakdown
US large-cap funds attracted $11.64 billion, while mid- and small-cap funds saw outflows of $2.44 billion and $1.02 billion. Sectoral funds recorded $2.49 billion in outflows, led by industrial, communication services and utility funds.
3. Bonds and cash
US bond funds drew $573 million, their lowest weekly inflow in three weeks. Money market funds had $38.49 billion in outflows after attracting $118.62 billion the previous week.
