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US Stocks Post First Outflow Since March as Tech Trade Falters

US Stocks Post First Outflow Since March as Tech Trade Falters
Bloomberg Markets Friday 26 June 2026, 08:34 UTC By Levin Stamm 1 min read
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US Stocks Post First Outflow Since March as Tech Trade Falters Investors pulled money from US equities for the first time in three months, with record withdrawals from tech funds signaling that the artificial-intelligence trade is cooling. US equity funds shed $8.5 billion in the week through June 24, Bank of America Corp. said in a report, citing EPFR Global data. Technology funds led the retreat, with a record $9.3 billion in outflows.

US Stocks Post First Outflow Since March as Tech Trade Falters Investors pulled money from US equities for the first time in three months, with record withdrawals from tech funds signaling that the artificial-intelligence trade is cooling. US equity funds shed $8.5 billion in the week through June 24, Bank of America Corp. said in a report, citing EPFR Global data. Technology funds led the retreat, with a record $9.3 billion in outflows.
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