U.S. investors look for yield in foreign stocks

Some investors believe that the U.S. stock market will soon regain its dominance over relative stocks in other regions. since200, the US tends to outperform stocks in the rest of the world by an average of 1.7 from the typical percentage points -day window, according to Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research. “While we can see merit in lower-valued non-U.S. equity markets, their recent outperformance suggests investors should be cautious in chasing the recent rally,” Colas said in a note this week. express. Investors said a widely anticipated global recession could be a factor pushing investors back into U.S. stocks, which many see as a relative safe haven in times of economic uncertainty. Buying international stocks could be a “complement” to domestic opportunities, said Mona Mahajan, senior investment strategist at Edward Jones. “The U.S. market hasn’t rallied that much, so I think the U.S. still has a fundamental chance to catch up there,” Mahajan said. 500