In late 2024, the American exceptionalism trade was booming. Encouraged by President Donald Trumps electoral victory in November, investors from around the world poured money into the U.S. stock mark… [+308 chars]
Global stocks trounced the U.S. in Q1. Is ‘American exceptionalism’ in trouble? - MarketWatch
By one measure, international stocks scored their strongest first-quarter outperformance against the U.S. on record, Dow Jones data shows
By:Joseph Adinolfi
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