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US equity funds draw $20.6B in second straight weekly inflow

US equity funds took in $20.6 billion in the week ended September 30, a second consecutive week of net inflows, as investors kept buying into artificial intelligence and softer-than-expected inflation data eased concerns about rising Treasury yields. The prior week’s net purchases totaled $37.49 billion.

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Two consecutive weeks of inflows, even as the latest total runs well below the prior week's, suggests AI exposure remains the primary magnet for US equity allocations rather than a broad risk-on turn. That distinction matters for crypto and RWA markets, which have increasingly been pitched as adjacent expressions of the same compute-and-infrastructure theme. The open question is whether the cooling in weekly demand reflects a pause or the start of a rotation, and whether softer inflation data keeps Treasury yields from reasserting themselves as the dominant macro variable.

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