US stocks see biggest outflow in three months

Investors significantly pulled back from U.S. stocks at the fastest pace since March, withdrawing $17.2 billion from equity funds during the week ending July 1. Meanwhile, they shifted their focus toward global stocks, such as Japan, which attracted $1.9 billion—the largest inflows in seven weeks. U.S. stocks experienced their first withdrawals in three months amid concerns over rising valuations of AI companies, leading to an 11% decline in semiconductor stocks. In contrast, investments in bonds increased by $17.2 billion, with high-yield bonds experiencing their largest inflow in over a year.

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