Group 1 - U.S. investors showed a cautious approach by investing approximately $104.75 billion into money market funds, marking the largest weekly net purchase since November 5 [1] - There was a net outflow of $3.52 billion from U.S. equity funds, indicating a second consecutive week of selling [2] - Mid-cap funds experienced a net outflow of $494.92 million for the seventh straight week, while small- and large-cap funds saw disposals of $1.18 billion and $476 million, respectively [2] Group 2 - Sectoral equity funds remained attractive, attracting around $510 million in net inflows, with industrials and gold and precious metals equity funds receiving inflows of $510 million and $293 million, respectively [3] - U.S. bond funds had a modest inflow of $314 million, the lowest since October 1 [3] - Short-to-intermediate investment-grade funds and municipal debt funds secured inflows of $1.45 billion and $737 million, while short-to-intermediate government and treasury funds faced a weekly outflow of $1.58 billion [4]