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U.S. Stock Outflows Reach Fastest Pace Since March, Bank of America Reports
Investors pulled money from U.S. equity funds at the quickest weekly rate since March, according to Bank of America data. The report tracks net flows across major asset classes.
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U.S. equity funds recorded their largest weekly outflows since March, Bank of America data showed. The bank measured net selling across stock, bond, and money-market categories for the most recent seven-day period.
Bond funds posted net inflows during the same interval.
Money-market funds also attracted new cash, the data indicated. The report did not specify dollar amounts or name individual funds. No further updates on subsequent weeks were included.
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