Deep Tide TechFlow News, July 18, according to Jinshi data reports, strategists at Bank of America have stated that as the trade war raises questions about the so-called 'American exceptionalism', the proportion of global stock market funds flowing into the United States will significantly decline by 2025. The Bank of America team cited data from EPFR Global in a report, noting that so far this year, U.S. equity funds have attracted less than half of the global capital inflows, while this figure was 72% in 2024. Over the past three months, foreign capital inflows have slowed to less than $2 billion, compared to $34 billion in January of this year. Trump's unstable trade policies, an expanding fiscal deficit, and a depreciating dollar have dampened investor enthusiasm for U.S. assets. Some asset management firms have warned that due to the political risks brought by the Trump administration, the United States is no longer a safe investment destination for foreign investors.