71.   The plunge in stocks raised concern international investors would pull money out of the U.S., traders said.

72.   The rise in loan defaults and closer possibility of bankruptcies had caused investors to pull out of the country.

73.   The slump in U.S. stocks also triggered a decline in the dollar amid concern international investors will pull money out of the U.S.

74.   The study found that bond markets struggle when investors pull money from bond funds and bond returns improve when investors start pouring money into bond funds.

75.   They would be hurt if foreign investors that have bet on the Philippine stock market pull out.

76.   This could lead to slower growth as investors pull back when they realize returns will be less.

77.   Though investors have not pulled out of the market in large numbers, many have become more cautious.

78.   U.S. mutual fund investors are pulling cash from international stock funds and slowing purchases of domestic stock funds amid concern about the Southeast Asia market route that spread globally.

79.   U.S. investors pulled money from both stock and bond mutual funds in the week ended Monday, according to an industry research report.

80.   U.S. mutual fund investors are pulling cash from international stock funds and slowing purchases of domestic stock funds amid concern about the Southeast Asian market rout that spread globally.