Overseas investors' holdings of U.S. assets have climbed to about $39 trillion, setting a new record, according to BlockBeats. The report said the total has increased by roughly $16 trillion, or 70%, from the 2022 bear-market low. It has also doubled from around $19 trillion during the 2020 pandemic period.
U.S. equities accounted for the biggest share of the increase. Foreign holdings of U.S. stocks doubled to $24 trillion, representing about 62% of the total. Meanwhile, foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries rose to a record $8 trillion, making up about 21% of the overall figure.
The update comes even as "sell America" narratives have surfaced in the market from time to time. Still, the latest numbers show overseas exposure to U.S. assets continuing to expand rather than contract.
Overseas investors now hold about $39 trillion in U.S. assets, a record high, according to BlockBeats on Sept. 7, even as "sell America" narratives have appeared in the market from time to time.
That total is up by roughly $16 trillion from the 2022 bear-market low, a 70% increase. It has also doubled from about $19 trillion during the 2020 pandemic period.
U.S. equities were the main source of the increase. Foreign holdings of U.S. stocks doubled to $24 trillion, or about 62% of the total. Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries also rose to a record $8 trillion, accounting for about 21%.
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