Global equity funds record second-largest weekly inflow in history, with dip-buying reaching $98 billion

BlockBeats news, November 14th - As of that week, global equity funds attracted a net inflow of $98 billion, setting the second-largest weekly inflow record in history. This marks the fifth consecutive week of net inflows, with cumulative inflows of approximately $350 billion. Driven by this, the 4-week moving average of fund inflows has risen to about $75 billion, hitting an all-time high. By comparison, during the 2021 "retail investors vs. Wall Street" meme stock frenzy, the peak 4-week average inflow was only about $45 billion.

Meanwhile, the technology sector is also seeing strong capital replenishment. Global equity technology funds saw a net inflow of $2.6 billion for the week, bringing the total inflow over the past three weeks to $9.1 billion. In the face of recent market pullbacks, investors have not retreated but instead shown a strong willingness to "buy the dip," injecting capital into the stock market at an unprecedented scale.