BofA says U.S. stock funds posted $17.2 billion weekly outflows

The bank said the pullback was the largest since March, while its sell signal remained active for a sixth straight week.

Summary

U.S. stock funds recorded $17.2 billion in weekly outflows, marking the largest withdrawal since March, BofA said. The bank also said its sell signal remained active for a sixth consecutive week, indicating that a cautious market indicator it tracks has yet to reset even as investors pulled money from equities.

Terms & Concepts
  • outflows: net money leaving investment funds
  • sell signal: indicator suggesting downside market risk