Financial newsletter The Kobeissi Letter said in a post on X that non-U.S. investors now hold U.S. equities at historically elevated levels. According to the account, investors outside the United States held $24.32 trillion in U.S. stocks in July, making it the third-largest total on record. The post added that foreign holdings have risen by $2.22 trillion so far this year, a 10% increase. Since the 2022 bear market, that position has grown by $12.3 trillion, or 103%. The newsletter also said foreign investors have raised their allocation to U.S. equities to 60% of their U.S. financial assets, setting a record and standing about 6 percentage points above the peak seen during the 2000 dot-com bubble.
ChainCatcher reported that financial newsletter The Kobeissi Letter said in an X post that non-U.S. investors' holdings of U.S. stocks are at historically high levels.
According to the account, investors outside the United States held $24.32 trillion in U.S. equities in July, the third-largest total on record. The post said foreign holdings have increased by $2.22 trillion this year, up 10%.
The Kobeissi Letter also said those holdings have risen by $12.3 trillion since the 2022 bear market, a gain of 103%. It added that foreign investors' allocation to U.S. equities has climbed to 60% of their U.S. financial assets, a record level and about 6 percentage points above the peak reached during the 2000 dot-com bubble.
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