European investors are selling US stocks while global buyers are stepping in

From Investing.com: 2025-05-05 09:02:00

In Q1 2025, US GDP growth shrank by 0.3%, the first contraction since Q2 2022, due to trade and government sector issues. The US trade balance hit a historical low of -$161.99B in March, with exports rising modestly and imports surging. Despite recent market volatility, the Nasdaq 100 has bounced back to pre-Liberation Day levels. Poland’s central bank became the largest purchaser of gold in 2024. Energy consumption trends suggest a significant rise in electricity demand, especially in the US and China. A major power outage affected Spain, Portugal, and parts of France, disrupting daily life.



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