111.   Investors pulled their money from Brazil.

112.   It hit Brazil in August, when investors pulled money out of the country for fear that it would default on its loans.

113.   Investors also pulled back from the broader market.

114.   It hit Brazil in August, when investors pulled their money out of the country for fear that it would default on its loans.

115.   Jittery investors have abruptly pulled cash out of Latin America with devastating effects on stock markets and currency reserves.

116.   Jittery investors have been pulling money out of the giant economy, fearful of the turbulence that has roiled emerging markets around the world.

117.   On the Seoul Stock Exchange, shares tumbled on worries that foreign investors would pull out of Asia amid escalating turmoil in Indonesia.

118.   Some of the increase is because overall volumes have fallen as individual investors have pulled back from the market, adding to the typical summer slowdown.

119.   Some panicky investors pulled out of the market as the South American nation prepares to fully float its embattled peso against the dollar on Monday.

120.   The news fanned fears that Brazil would default on debt payments, and investors pulled their money out of the country.