Kobe's letter: Non-U.S. investors held $24.32 trillion in U.S. stocks in July, the third highest level in history

Financial newsletter The Kobeissi Letter stated on X: The scale of U.S. stocks held by non-U.S. investors is at a historical high. The account wrote that in July, investors outside the U.S. held $24.32 trillion in U.S. stocks, marking the third largest scale in history.

The Kobeissi Letter noted that since the beginning of this year, foreign investment in U.S. stocks has increased by $2.22 trillion, a growth rate of 10%. Since the bear market of 2022, this holding scale has increased by $12.3 trillion, a growth rate of 103%.

The newsletter also stated that the allocation ratio of foreign capital to U.S. stocks has risen to 60% of their U.S. financial assets, setting a record, and is currently about 6 percentage points higher than the peak during the 2000 internet bubble.