Jan 23 (Reuters) - Global equity funds recorded their largest outflows on record, ‌as heavy withdrawals from ​the U.S. and China ‍outweighed a ⁠relatively strong ⁠showing in other regions, ‌TD Securities ​strategists said in a Friday note ⁠analysing ‍EPFR ​data.

World stocks funds saw $43.2 billion in outflows combined in ‍the week till Wednesday, with the U.S. seeing $16.8 billion of outflows ​while ‍Chinese stocks saw a heavy $49.2 billion ​in outflows.

The cash out in Chinese equities was also the biggest on record, TD ​Securities strategists said.