TechFlow news, July 18 — According to Jinshi Data, strategists at Bank of America said global equity flows into the U.S. have significantly declined in 2025 amid growing skepticism over the so-called "American exceptionalism" triggered by the trade war. Citing data from EPFR Global, the Bank of America team reported that, year-to-date, U.S. equity funds have attracted less than half of global fund inflows, compared to 72% in 2024. Foreign capital inflows have slowed to under $2 billion over the past three months, down from $34 billion in January. Unstable trade policies under Trump, ballooning fiscal deficits, and a weakening dollar have dampened investor appetite for U.S. assets. Some asset management firms have warned that due to political risks brought by the Trump administration, the U.S. is no longer a safe investment destination for foreign investors.
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