Turmp tariffs: Money is flowing out of Wall Street, so where is it going?
- The International Monetary Fund significantly cut its United States growth forecast.
- The ongoing trade war between the United States and China caused this revised outlook.
- The trade conflict involves United States 145 per cent and Chinese 125 per cent tariffs.
- The IMF slashed the United States projection from 2.7 to 1.8 per cent.
- This economic uncertainty benefits assets such as gold and defensive stocks.
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The $160 Billion Fund Behind Novo Nordisk Puts Investing on Hold
(Bloomberg) — The $160 billion fund behind Ozempic-maker Novo Nordisk A/S says President Donald Trump’s tariff war has created so much economic uncertainty that it now sees little likelihood it will move ahead with any big investments.
Wealthy Americans are pouring money into Swiss bank accounts and...
Swiss banks and consulting firms are seeing an influx in rich American investors as President Trump's tariffs rock the markets and U.S. dollar. The 1% are opening offshore investment accounts and shelling out on gold bars—but it's not the only way U.S. citizens are protecting their wealth from the stock market bloodbath. Economists from J.P. Morgan to Apollo are waving the red flag: a U.S. recession is likely. So Americans are handing over their…
Deutsche Bank flags sharp drop in US asset inflows from foreign investors
Frank DeMatteo Mon, Apr 28, 2025, 9:49 AM 2 min read In This Article: Investing.com -- Deutsche Bank has reported a significant decline in foreign investment in U.S. assets over the past several weeks as President Trump’s tariffs increased. According to George Saravelos, the Head of FX Research at Deutsche Bank, the recent data on U.S. capital inflows is concerning. The bank’s analysis suggests that there has been a marked cessation of foreign i…
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