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Bank of America cited EPFR Global data showing that as of the week ending June 24th, US stock funds had an outflow of $8.5 billion, marking the first capital outflow in three months. Technology sector funds led the decline, with an outflow of $9.3 billion. The Bank of America team led by Michael Hartnett pointed out that technology funds had flowed in $19.2 billion the previous week. The S&P 500 index fell from its historical high, and Apple's stock price fell. Micron Technology's sales outlook alleviates some concerns. The overall redemption of stock funds was $5 billion, and the outflow of money market funds was $25.5 billion. European funds have flowed out for 11 consecutive weeks. Fixed income funds absorbed $16.6 billion in funds.