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US Stock Market: Equity funds see second week of outflows as big tech earnings, oil rally dampen sentiment

Source: The Times of India· Anupam Nagar· July 27, 2026
US Stock Market: Equity funds see second week of outflows as big tech earnings, oil rally dampen sentiment

U.S. equity funds saw a second week of outflows as caution ahead of big tech earnings and rising oil prices weighed on sentiment. Growth funds led withdrawals, while sectoral funds still drew inflows. Bond and money market funds also recorded outflows, reflec…

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