Inflows Into U.S. Stock Funds Reach Rarely Seen Historic Pace
U.S. stock funds have posted inflows for 13 straight months, the longest run in EPFR data dating back to 2000, according to the WSJ.
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what happened
Investors are directing money into U.S. stock funds at a pace rarely recorded in the market’s history. The Wall Street Journal reports that the funds have attracted inflows for 13 consecutive months, marking the longest such run in EPFR data going back to 2000.
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why it matters
The extended inflow streak highlights sustained investor demand for U.S. equities and provides a closely watched gauge of capital flows into the American stock market.
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- Inflows to U.S. Stock Funds Hit a Fever Pitch — WSJ — Newsmetry API, 12 October 2026 at 16:43 UTC
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