US equity funds post fourth straight week of outflows, with $31.44 billion pulled by September 18
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US equity funds saw a fourth straight week of large outflows ($31.44B) as crude's rise lifted inflation anxiety, pushed Treasury yields higher, and reinforced expectations of additional Fed tightening after a 25 bp hike. Large-cap redemptions dominated, signaling broad risk aversion despite targeted inflows into financials, consumer discretionary, and tech. Bond-fund inflows slowed and money markets saw sizable withdrawals, underscoring cautious positioning.
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US equity funds saw a fourth consecutive week of net outflows in the week ended September 18, with investors pulling $31.44 billion. The withdrawals were driven by rising oil prices, inflation concerns and expectations of further Federal Reserve rate hikes. Broad-market funds faced heavy redemptions, while sector funds attracted inflows and bond-fund inflows slowed.
