US Stocks See Biggest Cash Exit in Months, BofA Warns
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Investors are pulling money out of US stocks at the fastest rate since March, according to Bank of America Corp. The bank reported that the outflows are the largest in over three months, signaling a sharp shift in market sentiment. Analysts attribute the move to growing uncertainty over interest rates and corporate earnings. The data suggests that traders are moving to safer assets, such as cash or bonds, as risk appetite fades.