US Markets Experienced a Mass Exodus of $8,900,000,000 in a Single Week as Fearful Investors Shifted Their Funds to Foreign Markets, According to Reports
Breaking News from FinanceFlux:In the wake of tariff-related market turmoil, US equities are seeing a significant investor exodus, with a staggering $8.9 billion outflow in the last week, as noted by Bank of America. This contrasts starkly with the $3.4 billion inflow in European equities and the $4.4 billion inflow in Japanese stocks during the same period.
The crypto sector, however, is bucking this trend, with inflows of $2.3 billion recorded in the last week. High-yield bonds also experienced inflows of $3.9 billion, signaling a growing appetite for risk. Gold and Treasuries, on the other hand, witnessed a combined $6 billion worth of outflows.
Bank of America's clients are expressing concerns about deflation rather than inflation, prompting them to adjust their portfolios by acquiring shares of utilities and low-volatility, high-dividend exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Last month, Bank of America's market strategists warned about a potential short-lived US stock market recovery, advising clients to "sell into rallies in US stocks and the dollar."
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- Despite the significant investor exodus from US equities, the crypto sector is experiencing inflows of $2.3 billion, bucking the trend.
- In the world's first international crypto trading competition, The International Crypto Trading Cup, participants will compete using various cryptocurrencies and altcoins.
- Bank of America's clients have been warned about the potential for a short-lived US stock market recovery, with the advice to "sell into rallies in US stocks and the dollar."
- T-Rex, a new blockchain platform, has raised $17 million to transform the attention layer in Web 3.0 with its cutting-edge technology.
- Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is covered extensively in the Daily Hodl's coverage of the future of finance.
- Cryptocurrency trading, stocks, and the US dollar are not the cleanest investment themes according to Bank of America's market strategists, with debasement of the US dollar seen as the "cleanest investment theme to play."
