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The US equity funds' net assets decreased by 2 trillion dollars in large part to increased interest rates by the federal reserve coupled with record 41-year high inflation.

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(Reuters) - U.S. equity funds witnessed a record erosion in their net assets in the second quarter of this year, as stocks slumped due to soaring infl...

(Reuters) — U.S. equity funds witnessed outflows for the third week in a row in the week ended July 13, on pessimism over economic growth and earnings outlook as companies

Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 Composite fell 22.4% and 16.45%, respectively, in Q2

U.S. equity funds and stock exchange traded funds suffered an unprecedented slump in net assets over the second quarter of 2022 as markets retreated in face of surging inflationary pressures and growing fears that an increasingly hawkish Federal Reserve would send the economy into a recession.

CPI was up 9.1% y-o-y in June, the highest rate, as we all know by now, since 1981. Read more.

Investors added $206.127 million to municipal bond mutual funds, according to Refinitiv Lipper data.

The $11-billion-plus calendar is the largest in eight weeks and includes two large high-grade issuers which may entice buyers into the market.

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