ANASS MARTINEZ

# Wall Street Tsunami: U.S. Stock Funds Draw Record $119.2 Billion in a Single Week **NEW YORK** — In an unprecedented display of investor confidence, U.S. stock funds pulled in a historic **$119.2 billion** in net inflows for the week ending June 17, according to a report from Bank of America (BofA) strategists. The staggering figure marks the largest single-week haul for U.S. equity funds on record, putting them on track to attract an annualized record of **$739 billion**. Market analysts point to the relentless expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure and an ongoing technology rally as the primary engines behind the massive capital migration. A significant portion of the capital was channeled directly into tech sector funds, fueled by robust demand projections for flagship AI chips. However, the tide didn't just lift big tech. Broad-market exchange-traded funds (ETFs) mimicking the S&P 500—such as Vanguard’s VOO—absorbed the lion's share of core exposure as investors sought diversified safety alongside high-growth tech assets. Meanwhile, international equity and emerging market funds tied to global hardware supply chains also experienced substantial multi-billion dollar bumps. A flow of this magnitude suggests that the "fear of missing out" (FOMO) remains incredibly powerful, overpowering macroeconomic concerns regarding sticky interest rates. While some contrarian analysts warn that such extreme, one-sided inflows can signal overcrowded trades or local market tops, the sheer liquidity pouring into Wall Street shows that the immediate path of least resistance for equities remains upward. $NVDAB $SPCXB $MUB #USStockFundsDrawRecord$119.2BInWeek #VanceDelaysUSIranSwitzerlandTalks #ChinaUSTreasuryHoldings18YearLow #BOJGovernorUedaDischarged #SocialSecurityFundDepletedQ42032