June 5 (Reuters) - U.S. equity funds attracted the

largest weekly inflow in three weeks in the week to June 3 as

robust earnings outlooks by some technology companies extended a

bull run in AI-linked technology stocks.

According to LSEG Lipper data, investors bought U.S. equity

funds of a net $7.43 billion in their largest weekly net

purchase since May 13.

The S&P 500 hit a record 7,620.9 earlier this week after

solid earnings from Dell and HP last week,

helped lift demand for AI-linked technology stocks.

U.S. large-cap and small-cap equity funds drew a net $3.4

billion and $3.23 billion of weekly inflows, though mid-cap

funds had a net $1.04 billion of outflows.

The technology sector was particularly popular as weekly inflows

surged to a three week high of $6.62 billion. Investors also

added industrial, and metals and mining sector funds of $545

million and $539 million, respectively.

Bond funds, meanwhile, drew $9.66 billion as net purchases

extended into a seventh consecutive week.

General domestic taxable fixed income funds attracted the

biggest weekly inflow since early-February 2025, to the tune of

$4.7 billion. Short-to-intermediate investment-grade funds also

saw a notable $3.84 billion weekly net purchase.

Investors also allocated a net $111.36 billion to money

market funds in their largest weekly purchase since $119.15

billion of additions in the week to May 6.