Investors sell North –

London (Reuters) – Investors sold North -Americans a week a week, and bought Japanese and European shares, said Bofa Global Research on Friday.

North -American shares saw an exit of $ 8.9 billion during the week, Bofa said in his regular flow of flows inside and outside the world markets that uses EPFR data, but this follows great entries.

Boffa said that for each $ 100 ticket to U.S. shares since the 2024 election, there had been a $ 5 outing in the last three weeks.

In contrast, Japanese actions saw their largest weekly entry since April last year, worth about $ 4.4 billion, while European actions saw revenue of just over $ 3 billion in a sign that investors continue to diversify exposure outside of the United States.

But Bofa said that there was no sign of the US assets dumping by foreign owners. North -American stocks saw a $ 4 billion entry of foreign buyers, and while there were “lower case letters” from the US treasures, which followed six weeks of entry.

The announcement of the investment of the President of the United States, Donald, on April 2, on April 2, has highlighted whether foreign investors would continue to sell North -Americans.

However, the North -American treasures saw their largest departure since the end of 2023, of about $ 4.5 billion, showed the Bofa report. In the meantime, Gold has had its first weekly departure since January.

(Report by Dhara Ranasinghe, edition of Alun John)