⚠️Asian nations have never owned so many US assets.

Will they bring the money back home?

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The 11 largest Asian countries have accumulated $4.7 trillion of US stocks and bonds since the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis.

Their total investments in the US reached a massive $7.5 trillion, according to a Bloomberg News analysis of capital flow data from the US Department of the Treasury.

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Most stocks and bonds are held by Japan and China at $1.8 trillion and $1.1 trillion, respectively.

This is followed by Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Singapore at $650 billion, $470 billion, $340 billion, and $320 billion, respectively.

This comes as these countries have been earning US Dollars from exports to the US and reinvesting this money into American assets.

Foreigners own more US financial assets than ever.

Read more about the risks associated with the vast amount of assets held in the US by foreigners in the following piece. There is evidence that they have already begun to bring money back home.

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