Passive index inflows represent capital directed into funds mirroring benchmarks like the S&P 500. These automatic investments, driven by retail and institutional investors, steadily purchase constituent stocks, often boosting prices. Benefits include low-cost diversification for savers and increased market liquidity. However, heightened inflows can amplify market correlations, reducing stock-picking advantages for active managers.
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