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Global Equity ETFs Draw $30 Billion as Retail Demand Holds
Funds tracking global stocks averaged about $20 billion in daily inflows last week. Leveraged stock ETFs attracted nearly $5 billion on Nov. 5 and 6 as inverse funds saw similar outflows.

Global equity ETFs drew $30 billion Monday after averaging about $20 billion in daily inflows last week, a potential source of support for AI-linked stocks as retail appetite stayed firm.
Retail-driven leveraged stock ETFs attracted nearly $5 billion on Nov. 5 and 6. Inverse ETFs saw outflows of roughly the same amount that week.
Buying of bullish call options declined, a shift that may strengthen the influence of retail investors. Continued equity fund inflows could help support the AI trade after its recent heavy losses.