According to Reuters citing Lipper data from LSEG, global equity funds attracted net inflows of $38.63 billion in the week ending November 4, marking the seventh consecutive week of gains and the highest level since September 23. The inflows came despite recent weakness in stock markets driven by high AI infrastructure costs and rising regulatory pressures. U.S. equity funds received $14.81 billion, reversing outflows from the previous week, while European equity funds drew $13.25 billion and Asian equity funds $8.34 billion. Global technology-focused funds, however, saw inflows slow to just $624 million, the lowest in three weeks, as investor concerns over AI capital expenditure and returns dampened tech stock demand.

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