Rising anxiety among global investors propelled the swiftest weekly surge into cash since 2013 as money managers drove the longest sell-off in the benchmark S&P 500 since the financial crisis.
The world’s largest national equity index rose 0.4 per cent by midday in New York after shedding 2.9
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