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Canadian investors ditched U.S. stocks at a record pace in July
Source: The Globe and Mail
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Canadian investors sold a record level of U.S. stocks and investment funds in July, sharply reversing their recent accumulation of U.S. equity holdings. The reversal signals softer cross-border demand for U.S. risk assets and a more cautious investor-positioning backdrop, though the article does not quantify the outflow.
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