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Investors pull from US equity funds over energy concerns
U.S. equity funds experienced the largest capital withdrawal in eight months, with a net outflow of $32.27 billion during the week ending September 9. This was driven by rising oil prices due to the conflict in the Middle East, which heightened inflation concerns and led to increased borrowing costs. Large-cap stock funds saw outflows of up to $40.44 billion, while mid-cap funds saw approximately $682 million exit. Small-cap funds, however, attracted inflows totaling $274 million. On the sector level, funds posted positive flows of $1.46 billion, led by the technology sector with liquidity of $1.71 billion, followed by the financial sector with $720 million.
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