In the Margins
U.S. fund investors pulled $6 billion from domestic-focused stock funds in the week ended Wednesday, a third straight week of outflows, Lipper data showed on Thursday, amid upheaval for the Trump administration and fears that Washington will not enact market-boosting policies. "It was basically a flat, non-eventful week, until yesterday when all hell broke loose," said Pat Keon, senior research analyst for Thomson Reuters' Lipper unit. Read the original story from Reuters.
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