US equity funds saw a fourth consecutive week of outflows as rising oil prices, inflation concerns and expectations of further Federal Reserve rate hikes weighed on investor sentiment. Investors withdrew $31.44 billion, led by large-cap funds, while sector funds attracted fresh money. Bond fund inflows also eased during the week.
US equity funds saw a fourth consecutive week of outflows as rising oil prices, inflation concerns and expectations of further Federal Reserve rate hikes weighed on investor sentiment. Investors withdrew $31.44 billion, led by large-cap funds, while sector funds attracted fresh money. Bond fund inflows also eased during the week.
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