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BofA, citing EPFR Global, says U.S. equity funds saw $8.5bln of net outflows in the week to June 24, the first weekly withdrawal in three months. Technology funds led the move with a record $9.3bln outflow; the prior week tech funds had posted a record $19.2bln inflow, BofA’s Michael Hartnett team noted. Large-cap tech selling, including a sharp drop in Apple, knocked markets and pulled the S&P 500 off its record high, though Micron’s strong sales outlook eased some sector concerns. Overall equity funds recorded $5.0bln of redemptions, money-market funds had $25.5bln of outflows, European funds posted an 11th consecutive week of withdrawals, and investors rotated into fixed-income funds, which attracted $16.6bln.

RSM UK analyst James Bull said rising AI investment has intensified competition for memory chips, a pressure already showing up in consumer prices. Apple and Microsoft have issued price-rise notices, reflecting industry responses to supply‑chain shortages. The four largest US tech firms are forecast to spend $725bn on data centers and AI equipment in 2026, driving demand that supply chains cannot meet. Bull warned the cost of building the AI economy is being passed to consumers and could raise the inflation outlook; industry leaders say shortages may persist beyond 2028.