Reported 7 months ago
International investors are increasingly turning to American markets for stability amidst uncertain economic and political conditions in their home countries. About $30 billion of fresh money has poured into US stock funds in the past month, with most allocations favoring tech shares. American assets, particularly the S&P 500 and long-dated Treasuries, have outperformed global counterparts, attracting foreign interest in the US credit market as well. While American markets thrive, other regions like Europe and China are facing challenges, with investors flocking to the US for its stability and innovative tech companies despite potential risks from overvaluation and concentration of market power.
Source: YAHOO