The harshest withdrawal from large funds in 10 years: A striking report from Morgan Stanley
Original headlineBüyük fonlarda 10 yılın en sert geri çekilişi: Morgan Stanley'den dikkat çeken rapor
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Global equity hedge funds executed their sharpest risk reduction in more than a decade during the first week of November, according to Morgan Stanley data dated Nov. 10, with position trimming since the end of June reaching 10.7%. The pullback marks the fastest deleveraging episode in over ten years, underscoring how aggressively large funds are cutting exposure amid current market conditions. The scale of the move matters because it signals broad-based caution among institutional investors and could amplify selling pressure across equity markets. Investors will watch upcoming positioning and flow data, along with Morgan Stanley’s follow-up reports, to gauge whether the de-risking continues or stabilizes.
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