On Tuesday local time, Bank of America released the latest survey results showing that global investors have recently drastically reduced their holdings of US stocks, and the decline has also set a historical record. Meanwhile, according to the survey, 49% of respondents believe that the most popular deal in the current market has moved from betting on US tech giants to “going long for gold.” This is the first time in two years that gold has surpassed the US technology sector in “hot trades”. Against the backdrop of changing policies and uncertain prospects, some market participants say that for investors, international markets other than the US are now more attractive.

Zhitongcaijing · 04/16 07:09
On Tuesday local time, Bank of America released the latest survey results showing that global investors have recently drastically reduced their holdings of US stocks, and the decline has also set a historical record. Meanwhile, according to the survey, 49% of respondents believe that the most popular deal in the current market has moved from betting on US tech giants to “going long for gold.” This is the first time in two years that gold has surpassed the US technology sector in “hot trades”. Against the backdrop of changing policies and uncertain prospects, some market participants say that for investors, international markets other than the US are now more attractive.