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#USTechFundFlows : Tech Sector ETF Flows Show Rotation and Volatility Recent fund-flow data highlights mixed capital movement in U.S. technology sector funds, illustrating both renewed inflows and broader rotation pressures as investors adjust positioning amid market volatility. According to recent ETF flow reports, technology-focused ETFs saw a notable weekly rebound of around $6 billion in inflows, signaling a tactical re-entry by investors after a period of pronounced outflows. This bounce came as tech stocks began recovering from extended sell-offs earlier in the year. However, this inflow was quickly followed by nearly $898 million in outflows, underscoring heightened short-term churn and rotation dynamics in the sector. At the same time, broader equity fund data shows that U.S. equity ETF inflows moderated during early February, with overall flows down sharply amid tech sector pressure — including a $2.34 billion exit from technology funds in the week ending February 4. This shift reflects selective profit taking and diversification into other sectors like industrials and metals & mining. Market Implication: The mixed flow pattern suggests that while short-term tactical demand for U.S. tech remains, investor confidence in sustained long-term tech dominance is being balanced against broader risk management and sector rotation strategies.