U.S. equity funds experienced net inflows for the first time in three weeks, as reduced inflation concerns and strong Q4 earnings boosted investor confidence.
Key Highlights
? Net Inflows of $1.59 Billion: Investors purchased $1.59 billion worth of U.S. equity funds in the week ending February 19, marking only the second positive week in seven.? S&P 500 Hits Record High: The S&P 500 reached 6,147.45, driven by better-than-expected corporate earnings.? Large-Cap & Multi-Cap Funds Gain:

Multi-cap equity funds saw $1.66 billion in net inflows, the highest since November 20.
Large-cap funds attracted $877 million.
Small-cap & mid-cap funds saw outflows of $1.62B and $718M, respectively.

Sector Trends
? Sectoral Funds Face Outflows:

Consumer Discretionary: -$792 million
Healthcare: -$593 million

? Bond Market Strengthens:

$8.62 billion in inflows, marking the seventh straight week of positive movement.
Top categories:

General taxable fixed income: +$2.14B
Short-to-intermediate government & treasury funds: +$1.77B
Short-to-intermediate investment-grade funds: +$1.68B
Loan participation funds: +$1.6B

Relevant Market Data APIs
? Market Most Active API – Track the most actively traded U.S. stocks.? Sector Historical API – Analyze sector inflows & outflows over time.
Conclusion
With the S&P 500 at record highs, investors shifting back into equities, and bond funds continuing their strong run, the market sentiment remains bullish. However, sectoral shifts suggest selective risk-taking among investors.
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