BofA's Hartnett Says US Stocks Hit by Outflows as Rally Stalls
Nearly $28 billion was redeemed from US stocks in the week through Aug. 6, while money market funds attracted about $107 billion, the biggest inflows since January, according to a note from the bank citing EPFR Global data.
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