In November 2024, US funds attracted $115 billion, marking their highest inflow since April 2021, driven by renewed interest in equity and sector-equity funds following Trump’s election. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw record inflows of $159 billion, surpassing previous annual records. US equity funds also thrived, collecting over $50 billion, while sector-equity funds bounced back with $12 billion. Meanwhile, cryptocurrency funds benefited from regulatory optimism, drawing $8.2 billion, and government-bond funds experienced subdued inflows, gathering only $1.5 billion, their lowest since February 2017. Overall, market sentiment improved significantly in November.