U.S. money market funds drew a net $43.21 billion in net buying, the biggest weekly inflow since Sept. 22.

Graphic: Fund flows: US equities bonds and money market funds: https://fingfx.thomsonreuters.com/gfx/mkt/gdvzybnawpw/Fund%20flows%20US%20equities%20bonds%20and%20money%20market%20funds.jpg

Riskier assets were under pressure as investors disposed U.S. equity funds worth $1.81 billion, marking a second straight week of outflows.

U.S. growth-oriented equity funds posted outflows of $4.23 billion, the biggest weekly net selling in five weeks, while value funds lost $439 million in net selling.

Graphic: Fund flows: US growth and value funds:

Among sector funds, financials had outflows of $2.37 billion, the largest since at least April 2020. Real estate suffered net selling worth $1.15 billion, while tech and industrials lured $0.5 billion each, in net buying.

Graphic: und flows: US equity sector funds:

U.S. bond funds saw net selling of $2.77 billion, which was as a eighth consecutive week of outflows.

Investors sold municipal bond funds of $1.83 billion, posting a 35% increase in outflows, while taxable bond funds received small inflows of about $1 million after facing outflows for seven consecutive weeks.

U.S. short/intermediate investment-grade funds faced net selling for the eighth subsequent week, worth $3.73 billion, although inflation-protected funds pulled in $190 million in net buying after facing outflows for five weeks in a row.

Graphic: Fund flows: US bond funds:

(Reporting by Gaurav Dogra and Patturaja Murugaboopathy in Bengaluru.)