72 billion till August 19, marking the largest weekly inflow since July 29. The buying came despite pressure from rising bond selloff and higher oil prices as a result of a delay in deal over the Iran war during the week, Reuters reported.

Anthropic's strong revenue growth forecastearlier this week reinforced fund investors’ optimism over a solid earnings season. About 85% of the 468 S&P 500 companies that have reported results surpassed average analyst expectations, as per LSEG data that Reuters reported.

Investors are now awaiting Nvidia’s results next week for indications of demand for AI infrastructure and data-centre revenue. 36 billion during the week.

In contrast, investors withdrew $809 million from mid-cap funds and $70 million from small-cap funds. 1 billion.

87 billion, consumer staples funds shed $623 million and industrial funds saw withdrawals of $444 million. Technology funds, however, attracted $287 million.

92 billion during the week, their largest weekly total since July 15. 93 billion to short-to-intermediate government and Treasury funds.

57 billion, bringing a two-week run of inflows to an end. Meanwhile, major US indexes were on the rise on Friday after rising Treasury yields and a rally in crude oil prices weakened risk appetite a day earlier.

35%, respectively.