According to Jinshi, despite occasional calls to "sell America," data shows that foreign investors' holdings of U.S. assets have risen to approximately $39 trillion, a record high—an increase of about $16 trillion, or 70%, from the 2022 bear market low, and more than double the roughly $19 trillion held during the pandemic in 2020. U.S. equities were the primary driver of this growth, with foreign holdings doubling to $24 trillion, accounting for about 62% of total holdings; U.S. Treasury holdings also rose to a record $8 trillion, making up approximately 21%.
Overseas investors hold $39 trillion in U.S. assets, a record high.
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Overseas investors now hold $39 trillion in U.S. assets, a record high, with altcoins to watch gaining attention amid shifting market sentiment. This represents a 70% increase from the 2022 bear market low and more than doubles the $19 trillion held during the 2020 pandemic. U.S. equities account for $24 trillion, or 62% of the total, while U.S. Treasury bonds reached a record $8 trillion. The Fear & Greed Index reflects growing confidence, with foreign demand for U.S. assets hitting multi-year highs.
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