Goldman Sachs reports a notable increase in foreign investor ownership of U.S. equities, rising to 18% from 7% over the past 25 years. Analysts predict this trend will continue as the U.S. remains a leader in product innovation and efficiency in goods and services production. Despite lower earnings expectations for 2025 and the S&P 500's underperformance compared to foreign indices, many top companies are still reasonably priced, suggesting sustained foreign interest in U.S. stocks. The research highlights the resilience of U.S. market appeal among international investors.
"Foreign investor ownership of U.S. equities has risen to 18% from 7% over 25 years, indicating a persistent interest in the U.S. market by global investors."
"With the S&P 500 underperforming compared to foreign indices, many top companies are still considered reasonably priced, potentially attracting further foreign investment."
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