📈 Leveraged ETFs dumped $57 billion in stocks, the largest outflow since 2007, according to Morgan Stanley. The surge in redemptions points to rising market correlation and heightened risk aversion among investors.
The massive selling could pressure equity prices if the trend continues, analysts note. The outflow reflects a broader shift in investor sentiment toward safer assets.
The massive selling could pressure equity prices if the trend continues, analysts note. The outflow reflects a broader shift in investor sentiment toward safer assets.
