‘The Sell America Trade’: Who's behind the sinking of the U.S. dollar

Private Lenders in Europe Want In on the 'Sell America' Movement

(Bloomberg) — They’ve long been a second thought in the US-dominated world of private credit, but fund managers in Europe are now getting a spike in interest from global LPs — and they’re eager to grab a piece of the “Sell America” movement.

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Private Lenders in Europe Want In on the ‘Sell America’ Movement

They’ve long been a second thought in the US-dominated world of private credit, but fund managers in Europe are now getting a spike in interest from global LPs — and they’re eager to grab a piece of the “Sell America” movement.

Why JPMorgan thinks the market's 'sell America' narrative is overblown

Foreign investors have continued to snap up US equities, while bond selling was "modest" in April, JPMorgan says.AP Photo/Henny Ray Abrams"Sell America" was blamed for the volatility in the last few weeks as Trump's policies ramped up uncertainty. But foreign investors aren't ditching US assets in droves, JPMorgan said.Instead, the bank sees hedge fund selling as a primary driver of the downward pressure on stocks. The "sell America" narrative t…

‘The Sell America Trade’: Who's behind the sinking of the U.S. dollar

It's not China or Japan. It's everyone.

According to American bank strategists, data from high-frequency fund flows suggest that Europeans have boosted sales, while other regions have continued to buy American shares