Global technology funds draw record $131 billion year-to-date, topping 2025 high
The year-to-date total is already about $50 billion above the previous full-year record and puts tech funds on course for a fourth straight annual increase.
Fact Check
The claim's source is The Kobeissi Letter post which the task title reproduces faithfully. Independent primary reporting of the BofA/Hartnett Flow Show (Investing.com, Yahoo Finance/StockTwits) corroborates the associated data points: US equity funds annualizing a record $652 billion inflow, the +$9.6 billion weekly US equity inflow, and that tech funds 'remain at record annualized inflows.' The specific $131 billion YTD tech-fund figure and the $50 billion-above-2025 comparison were not found verbatim in independent sources, so those exact numbers are unverified, but the core assertion — record tech fund inflows on a record annualized pace heading for a fourth straight annual increase — is well supported.
Summary
Global technology funds have attracted a record $131 billion in inflows year-to-date, surpassing the previous full-year all-time high set in 2025 by about $50 billion. The pace of allocations also leaves the sector on track for a fourth consecutive annual increase, underscoring continued investor demand for technology-focused exposure.
Terms & Concepts
- inflows: Net money moving into funds
- technology funds: Investment funds focused on tech companies