(Reuters) - Investors withdrew huge money out of U.S. equity funds in the seven days to Aug. 13 on worries about the prospects of interest rates staying higher for longer. A surge in yields triggered ...

U.S. equity funds witnessed the largest weekly net sales in nearly 2-1/2 months in the ​week to March 18 as expectations of ...

U.S. equity funds broke a three-week streak of outflows ahead of the Fed’s decision to cut interest rates by 25 bps. For the week ended December 10, investors purchased a net of $3.3 billion in U.S.

Long-term US funds brought in $136 billion in a strong January, the second-largest monthly inflows since March 2021, trailing only December 2025. Taxable-bond funds continued to drive inflows, making ...

Investors remained cautious about putting money into financial markets in 2025, with industry data showing another year of outflows but the rate of withdrawals is dropping. Investment Association (IA) ...

Global equity fund inflows hit $31.26B as war risks ease and earnings improve. US, European funds gain; sectoral and bond ...