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# Global Investors Pull Billions Into Equity Markets Despite Historic AI Stock Sell-Off

Global equity funds attracted $38.63 billion in fresh investment during the week ending November 4, marking their seventh consecutive week of inflows and the largest weekly investment since September 23. According to Reuters, US equity funds received $14.81 billion, European funds attracted $13.25 billion, and Asian equity funds gained $8.34 billion as investors continued positioning themselves across major markets. However, the strong investment inflows came amid growing concerns about expensive artificial intelligence valuations, rising technology-sector risks and uncertainty surrounding future interest-rate decisions. Technology-focused funds experienced a slowdown in investment, while healthcare and financial stocks attracted additional capital. Global bond funds also received $9.91 billion, while money-market funds recorded a massive $172.71 billion in inflows, their largest weekly intake since April 2020. The movement suggests that investors are not abandoning financial markets entirely but are increasingly diversifying portfolios and shifting toward defensive assets amid volatility. The next major market catalysts include US inflation data, Federal Reserve policy signals, China's economic indicators and developments in global geopolitical tensions. 

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