Investors flee US stocks and are looking for a safe haven

From the omission of US shares in favor of their Chinese counterparts to the purchase of the Japanese yen and the euro, flight traders are looking for a safe haven and consider how the collapse of the US market can be unveiled. The constant sale in US shares became in a mass flight on Monday, with anxiety spread from the economic recession by “Wall Street”. The desire to avoid risks moved to Asia, and the increasing belief increased that US superiority was spread, which led to a bump to the Japanese yen, Australian government bonds and the Chinese Yuan in foreign markets. It was an incredible shift in events for investors who used years of profits for the Giants of Technology Companies and the rising dollar. The $ 1.1 trillion drop in the “Nasdaq 100” index on Monday confirmed how President Donald Trump’s policy based on the slogan “America First”, unexpectedly, urged US origin. The euro jumped about 7% of its lowest level in February, while an index of Chinese stocks on the Hong Kong stock exchange increased by 20% this year. Blue Edge Advisors in Singapore said: “The markets are now similar to tennis game at the Olympics, except that we are traders, the ball.” Joho prefers long -term tires, but he is pessimistic about US stocks, although he does with “moderate dedication” among the volatile markets. The Bloomberg scale for the dollar decreased in Asia yesterday, while the bonds continued to achieve profits with the increase in investors’ conviction that the US Federal Reserve may need to resume lower interest rates to support the economy. M&G Investments said government bonds in developed countries are “a good hedging against risk.” In Europe, investors who bet on the fall of the euro were forced to change their position after the historical defense spending plan for Germany had the expectations of the rise of the United Currency. “The US superiority has begun to decline, while investors want to maintain capital under this environment,” said Kelly Wood, director of investment portfolio at the Schreaters, which amounts to more than one trillion dollar worldwide. She added that the fund was converted last month from the purchase of the dollar to preference from the Japanese yen and the euro, and it is also optimistic about the short -term state bonds and the Australian government bonds. The recommendations of the Chinese shares are clear in stocks, as increasing fear of slowing down by 3.8% was fueled in the “Nasdaq 100 index”, in the largest daily decline since 2022. The future contracts for the Nasdac index in Asia have increased. Economic data reinforces these concerns: The unemployment rate in the United States rose to 4.1% in February, while spending of consumers dropped nearly 4 years in January in January. Trump’s statements that the United States can see a ‘transition period’ and the comments by Scott Bestent, that there is a ‘purification period’, which may also be one of the factors that encourage traders to reduce investments in the US markets. Strategic experts and investment managers have begun to redesign their investment plans. George Evestathopoulos, The Fidelity International Wallet (Fidelity International), added medium -sized shares in Germany on Monday night for its wallet, betting that financial stimulation in the country will contribute to the support of the industrial sector. City Group reduced the US stock classification from a recommendation to keep without adjustment, while China’s shares were at the same time a recommendation to buy. Investment division at Morgan Stanley prefers companies and countries in Southeast Asia, while T. Rowe Price Group and Aberdeen Investments are European stocks. Excessive stocks add these developments to the conviction of the seasoned expert in the financial markets for two decades, Lee Minghong, that most of the rise in the US equity evaluation was ‘exaggerated’, and that Chinese stocks in foreign markets offer better value. “While world investors are abandoning US shares, there is a clear destination where the judgments are still in the recovery phase of their lowest levels, which is China,” said Leijing Yikun Asset Management. An index of seven giant technological companies in China, including the ‘Ali Baby Holding Group’ and ‘Tenninnet Holdings’, rose by more than 30% this year, while an index monitored the ‘seven major’ shares by 15%. Note in Hong Kong, where Manchi Reichhudhouri expects an increase in fluctuations for all risks. “The most influential factor in the decline is the clear indifference of President Trump on how to execute the economy or the financial market in the short term,” says Richudhuri, CEO of Emeir Capital. He added: “US bonds, investment funds in the financial markets, and some of the rankings of the rankings in Asia are the only places to hide in the short term.”