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Weekly Market Summary
Nov 17 to Nov 21, 2025
Extra Credit*
- US investors poured nearly $92 billion into long-term funds in October, the largest inflow of 2025. Consistent with the past several months, flows were concentrated in bond funds as many investors searched for stability, while US equity funds shed assets for a sixth straight month as valuations pushed higher. The past three months of inflows into taxable-bond funds have all exceeded $60 billion, a mark that hadn’t been hit since April 2021. October’s inflow of nearly $67 billion was the largest. Many investors have kept gravitating toward the stability of fixed income as equity markets have continued to set records.
- Sector-equity funds marked six straight months of inflows, pulling in nearly $13 billion in October, with technology funds leading the charge. Over the past year, tech funds attracted more than $26 billion—outpacing the broader sector group’s $17 billion total.
- Exchange-traded funds collected bumper inflows in October. Their $166 billion haul was the biggest month on record and brought total new money in 2025 to over $1 trillion.
Morningstar, as of 11/19/25.
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*Source: Morningstar®, Bloomberg, Credit Suisse. OAS is Options Adjusted Spread. 4-year discount margin is used for spread for bank loans. Yield quoted is yield-to-worst or equivalent calculation. YTD Low / High for yields are based on end of week and not intraday movements. Indexes and sub-indexes: Investment-grade corporates represented by Bloomberg US Corporate Bond Index. High-yield bonds represented by Bloomberg US Corporate High Yield Index. Bank loans represented by Credit Suisse Leverage Loan Index. The red and green arrows depicted under Yields, Option Adjusted Spreads, and Prices indicate a higher or lower value from the previous week.
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