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Institutional investors regain influence over stock market sentiment

One firm cited a reasonably constructive signal for risk appetite among institutional investors, indicating steady demand for exposure to risk assets.

Reported · Written up by our desk · North America

CNBC Markets reports that Wall Street money is taking back a greater role in driving the stock market from small investors.

The outlet said one firm identified a reasonably constructive signal for risk appetite among institutional investors, suggesting support for buying risk assets.

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