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U.S. equity funds experienced significant inflows amounting to $20.56 billion in the week ending December 25, 2024, following a previous week's sell-off. This rebound was driven by lower inflation rates, a temporary funding bill preventing a government shutdown, and the typical year-end 'Santa Claus' rally. Notably, large-cap funds attracted most of the investment, while small-cap and sectoral equity funds saw outflows. Additionally, U.S. bond funds faced continued outflows, contrasting with rising interest in money market funds.
Source: YAHOO