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US stocks lead in foreign investments
For the first time in the current two centuries, the U.S. stock market has experienced a greater influx of foreign investments than bond flows, with investment flows into stocks accounting for 2.8% of the full-year GDP up to June, compared to 2% for bonds. This shift reflects the growing attractiveness of stocks amid rising concerns over U.S. debt and inflation. It also supports the S&P 500 index in achieving its fourth consecutive year of gains, while the status of Treasury bonds as a safe haven declines due to escalating U.S. debt and deteriorating investor confidence in the Federal Reserve's independence.
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