Global Technology Funds Draw $9 Billion in Biggest Weekly Inflow Since October 2025
The latest weekly flow data shows technology-focused funds recorded their third-largest inflow on record, lifting the four-week average to its second-highest level since early 2021.
Global technology funds posted $9.0 billion in net inflows last week, marking the largest weekly inflow since October 2025 and the third-largest weekly inflow on record. The surge also pushed the four-week average of net inflows to $4.0 billion, the second-highest reading since early 2021. The figures point to a sharp increase in investor demand for technology-sector exposure, a category that often includes companies tied to digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence and crypto-adjacent market activity, although the source does not break down the drivers of the move.
- Net inflows: The amount of new money entering a fund after subtracting withdrawals over a given period.
- Four-week average net inflows: A rolling average of fund inflows over four weeks, used to smooth short-term volatility and show broader demand trends.
- Crypto-adjacent market activity: Trading or investment activity linked indirectly to digital assets, such as exposure through technology, payments or blockchain-related companies.