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JPM: Hedge Funds Face Worst Capital Outflow Since Apr 2025
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JP Morgan strategists stated that hedge funds are experiencing the largest capital withdrawal since the so-called "Liberation Day" tariff turmoil in April last year. Since the outbreak of the Iran war, quantitative investors, including commodity trading advisors, have faced the most severe setback in nearly a year.

Over the past two weeks, escalating tensions in the Middle East have led to the evaporation of trillions of US dollars in global stock market value, while driving oil prices to exceed USD100/ bbl for the first time since 2022.

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