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To: Ahda who wrote (15901)8/14/1998 11:57:00 AM
From: Ahda  Respond to of 116815
 
U.S. stock funds take in $1.52 billion in
week-AMG

NEW YORK, Aug 14 (Reuters) - U.S. stock mutual funds
reporting on a weekly basis took in a net $1.52 billion in the week
ended August 12, AMG Data services said Friday.

In the prior week, the funds had net inflows of a revised $740.0 million, AMG said.

All stock funds, including those reporting monthly on a four-week moving average basis, had net
inflows of $1.97 billion, compared to inflows of $2.52 billion in the prior week.

Weekly-reporting aggressive growth funds had net inflows of $25.7 million in the latest week
compared to inflows of $145.4 million in the prior week.

Weekly-reporting small-cap growth funds had inflows of $11.3 million versus outflows of $574.3
million.

Weekly-reporting growth funds that are neither aggressive nor small cap had inflows of $1.02 billion
versus inflows of $512.0 million.

Weekly-reporting growth and income funds had inflows of $148.8 million versus inflows of $245.9
million.

Weekly-reporting global equity funds had outflows of $43.5 million versus inflows of $246.2 million.
Weekly reporting international funds had inflows of $144.5 million versus inflows of $41.6 million.

Among sector funds, technology funds had inflows of $94.7 million versus outflows of $82.3 million.

Total assets of the weekly reporting funds were $1.187 trillion, compared to $1.183 trillion in the
prior week.

El Thicko