US equity funds saw their first weekly outflow in three weeks, with a net $4.8 billion pulled amid a semiconductor selloff and US-Iran tensions, even as bond funds extended their winning streak to 13 weeks and money market funds recorded their largest outflow since April, per LSEG Lipper data cited by Reuters.
US equity funds saw their first weekly outflow in three weeks, with a net $4.8 billion pulled amid a semiconductor selloff and US-Iran tensions, even as bond funds extended their winning streak to 13 weeks and money market funds recorded their largest outflow since April, per LSEG Lipper data cited by Reuters.
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