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Foreign investors watched this unfold and asked themselves a question: "Is India really safe?" The Nifty 50 had hit a record high of 26,373 just two months earlier. Now, with oil shock staring them down, they got nervous. Very nervous. #ForeignInvestors

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"Local #fruit #exports, such as durians, hv been controlled by foreign cos using #Thai proxies. Te problem dates back over a decade, when #foreigninvestors (mostly #Chinese) started small by opening "Loong" fruit collection & buying centres in provinces with famous […]

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Beginner Guide Bali Property 2026: Simple Roadmap for First‑Time Foreign Investors

👉 Read the full guide:  
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#BaliRealEstate #InvestInBali #BaliPropertyGuide #ForeignInvestors #BaliROI #MagnumEstate

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Glen Jackson (@theglenjackson) WHY DO I POST ARCHITECTURE? 😉 WHAT IS PEDO TRUMP KWOWN FOR? HOW MANY BUSINESSES HAS THE BANKRUPTED? WHO OWNS HIS PROPERTIES? Major Joint Venture Partners Vornado Realty Trust: Holds a 70% majo...

WHY DO I POST ARCHITECTURE? 😉
WHAT IS PEDO TRUMP KWOWN FOR?
HOW MANY BUSINESSES HAS THE BANKRUPTED?
WHO OWNS HIS PROPERTIES?

#Realestate #revocableTrust #ForeignInvestors #SaudiArabia #China #Russia #TrumpCrimeFamily #EmolumentsClause #HunterBiden #JoeBiden #FoxNews 🤬

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Building your own property in Japan may sound attractive, but without real development experience it’s extremely risky. You’re dealing with unfamiliar regulations, construction culture, and communication barriers in a foreign country.

#JapanRealEstate #PropertyRisk #ForeignInvestors

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Choosing the right management company is vital for foreign investors. They offer market insights, tenant preferences, and competitive analysis. Strong managers are strategic partners safeguarding your returns.

#JapanRealEstate #PropertyManagement #ForeignInvestors

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Markets Steady as Earnings Take Center Stage - Indian stock markets may open flat after recent gains on the U.S. trade deal, as investors shift focus to key earnings from HUL, ONGC,...

Markets Steady as Earnings Take Center Stage
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#IndianStockMarket #Nifty50 #Sensex #EarningsSeason #DalalStreet #ForeignInvestors #IndiaUSDeal #MarketUpdate

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Trump's energy policies are laughable. This ad proves it. Swedish energy giant's spot with Samuel L. Jackson pokes fun at the administration, even as Trump targets comedians.

So brilliant. And to think the tone deaf #UCP keeps us out of #greenenergy - the #employment and $$ it could provide #Alberta. #Solar, #wind are leading #energy in #EU. WHY NOT HERE!!! Because #DanielleSmith wants her $$ from #O&G #abpoli #ableg #foreigninvestors

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Foreign investors in Japan often struggle to secure loans without strong banking ties. Taiwanese investors leverage connections with local Taiwanese banks for success.

#JapanRealEstate #PropertyFinance #ForeignInvestors

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Is Bali Safe to Live and Invest in? An Honest Guide for Foreigners

🔗 Read the full guide: magnumestate.com/blog/is-bali-safe-to-liv...

#BaliRealEstate #LivingInBali #InvestInBali #IsBaliSafe #ForeignInvestors #PropertyInvestment #MagnumEstate

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Saudi banks compete for foreign property financing with rates from 4.1% to 5% Saudi banks offering mortgage rates for foreign residents ranging from 4.1% to 5% as Kingdom permits foreigners to own property from 2026, with varying conditions including premium residency requirements.

Saudi banks offering mortgage rates for foreign residents ranging from 4.1% to 5% as Kingdom permits foreigners to own property from 2026, with varying conditions including premium residency requirements. Bne IntelliNews #SaudiBanks #PropertyFinancing #MortgageRates #ForeignInvestors #RealEstate

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Foreign Investors Return as Buyers in South Korea Stocks Amid AI Recovery Signals Foreign investors have turned net buyers in South Korea’s stock market, marking a sharp reversal after weeks of sustained selling and signalling renewed confidence in the country’s technology-heavy equity landscape. The shift comes as concerns around artificial intelligence-linked demand ease and global risk appetite improves. Data from the Korea Exchange shows overseas investors bought local shares worth nearly 1.9 trillion won between December 1 and early this week, reversing the heavy outflows seen in November.

#SouthKoreaStocks #AsianMarkets #ForeignInvestors #AIStocks #KOSPI #GlobalMarkets #TechStocks #MarketUpdate

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Nifty Eyes Strong Start as Foreign Funds Return to India - India’s Nifty 50 eyes a strong start as foreign investors return, RBI signals possible rate cuts, and key stocks see major...

Nifty Eyes Strong Start as Foreign Funds Return to India
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#Nifty50 #IndianMarkets #StockMarketIndia #RBI #ForeignInvestors #MarketOutlook #Equities

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MACRO ADVISORY: Implications of seizing RUssian frozen assets for foreign investors and companies in Russia The EU is today (and maybe tomorrow) discussing how to formally use the frozen Russian Central Assets to fund Ukraine. What happens then?

The EU is today (and maybe tomorrow) discussing how to formally use the frozen Russian Central Assets to fund Ukraine. What happens then? Bne IntelliNews #RussianAssets #FrozenAssets #EconomicImpact #ForeignInvestors #EUPolicy

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Foreign investors are looking at Japan for property, rising prices in key cities, and a potential currency upside while the Yen remains historically weak.

#JapanRealEstate #ForeignInvestors #CheapYen

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Foreign investors are looking at Japan for stable rental yields, rising prices in key cities, and a potential currency upside while the Yen remains historically weak.

#JapanRealEstate #ForeignInvestors #CheapYen

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Ukraine's Black Gold
open.substack.com/pub/julianma... SVO is ending soon and Ukraine will be under Russian rule. 50~70% land is foreign owned or controlled What next

#postwarukraine #landreform #foreigninvestors

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Buy an Apartment in Vietnam: Legal Insights for Foreigners The law does allow foreigners to buy an apartment in Vietnam, but the process is far from simple. There are ownership limits, project eligibility rules, and strict regulations about how an apartment c...

What Foreigners Must Know Before They Buy an Apartment in Vietnam: 7 Steps
#VietnamRealEstate #ApartmentBuying #ForeignInvestors #LegalChecklist
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a man wearing glasses says a lot in front of a bookshelf ALT: a man wearing glasses says a lot in front of a bookshelf

How troubling is it that maybe most of the #Crypto bought ($800 MILLION worth) that has profited Donald Trump and his #Family was bought by #ForeignInvestors who wish to get in good with Donald Trump & influence his decisions as #president?

#alot #verymuch #corruption #corrupt #America #Oregon #AZ

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Check this out WORLD!

#China's financial regulators are ramping up efforts to attract #foreigninvestors, as #U.S.President Donald Trump's #tradewar and #capriciouspolicies dent the appeal of dollar assets.

#DevalueUS$

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EB5 Unreserved Category Reaches Limit for Current Fiscal Year

DOS announced 16.Sep.2025, that all available visas in the EB5 unreserved category have been issued for FY2025. #USImmigration #eb5visa #EB5Investors #ForeignInvestors #murthylawfirm
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He’s having so much fun using his shiny, new #immunity.

Today’s Daily #Cartoon, by Peter Kuper.
#NewYorkerCartoons

#CrimeWaveInDC #politics #Trump #MAGA #BribesAndExtortion #Felon #EmolumentsClause #Obstruction #ForeignInvestors #tariffs #economy #Project2025 #WhiteHouseBallroom
#comics #memes

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Foreign investors are warming to London's unloved stocks - Reuters Foreign investors are warming to London's unloved stocks  Reuters

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Analysis-Foreign investors are warming to London’s unloved stocks By Amanda Cooper and Lucy Raitano LONDON (Reuters) -Britain’s stock market finally appears to be reversing years of underperformance against the rest of Europe, as a UK/U.S. trade deal, lighter regulation and cheap stocks deliver juicy returns that are starting to attract foreign investors. The FTSE 100 has gained nearly 10% this year to hit record highs this week, beating the STOXX 600, which is up 7.5%. On a year-to-date basis, London’s blue-chip index has performed better than its European counterpart for the last six weeks, its longest such stretch since late 2022, when a weak pound beefed up revenues for the export-focused FTSE. This week, the financial regulator said it will roll out new rules to boost Britain’s capital markets, while Chancellor Rachel Reeves told the financial industry to paint a less negative picture of UK stocks for would-be retail investors, as she seeks new ways to revive a stagnating economy. For foreign investors, the blue-chip index is already looking appealing given sterling’s rally this year, while asset managers say the narrative around the UK is shifting. "We are seeing signs of big asset allocators coming back to the UK," Justin Onuekwusi, chief investment officer at St. James’s Place. "I am talking about non-UK endowments, pension funds, asset owners, wealth managers who were all very underweight the UK post-Brexit," he said. In dollar terms, the FTSE-100 is up nearly 18% so far this year, set for the biggest dollar-denominated returns since 2009, compared with a 6% year-to-date gain in the S&P 500, which has also hit record highs. The pound, up 7% this year against the dollar as investors turn away from U.S. assets in response to heightened U.S. policy uncertainty under U.S. President Donald Trump, acts as a headwind for FTSE constituents, 80% of whom get their revenues from overseas. Yet the index’s wealth of large defensive companies, including healthcare, utilities and food retailers, help insulate it against swings in the underlying economy, like drugmaker AstraZeneca (NASDAQ:AZN) or supermarket chain Tesco (OTC:TSCDY) It also has growth-sensitive resource stocks such as Anglo American (JO:AGLJ) and BP (NYSE:BP) to tap into strength in oil, copper and gold. Britain meanwhile is one of the few economies facing less trade uncertainty with a U.S. trade deal in place. In contrast, the European Union faces the threat of 30% tariffs if there is no agreement by August 1. ’TEA AND BISCUIT’ "The UK stock market is the calming cup of tea and biscuit in an uncertain world. There’s nothing fancy on offer, just reliable names that do their job day in, day out," AJ Bell investment analyst Dan Coatsworth said. Valuations for FTSE-100 companies have lagged those elsewhere in Europe for years. The 2016 Brexit vote accelerated that trend, with fewer companies using London to list their shares and fewer cropping up as M&A targets, given the political and economic uncertainty that prevailed at the time. Now the UK market is catching up. The FTSE-100’s 12-month forward price-to-earnings ratio of 12.5 is the highest for around five years, compared with 14.11 for the STOXX, the narrowest gap in around 18 months, LSEG data shows. The S&P trades at a ratio of 23, a near-10 point premium to the FTSE, compared with under 2 points 10 years ago. "The relatively poor performance we’ve seen in the UK versus particularly the U.S. over the past two years has begun to unwind. We’re in the foothills of that," Michael Stiasny, head of UK Equities, M&G Investments, said, adding that the UK market has traded at a "significant discount". The pound is close to a four-year high against the dollar, but has weakened against the euro this year, offering a tailwind to the FTSE’s big exporters. The EU is Britain’s largest trading partner, accounting for 41% of exports in 2024, followed by the United States, with 22%, according to official data. It isn’t all rosy. The British economy is flagging, inflation is well above the Bank of England’s target of 2% and business activity and employment are slowing. Barclays data shows UK equities have seen a net outflow of $20 billion in 2025, although outflows have almost dried up in the last month, compared with Europe’s year-to-date inflow of $13 billion and rapidly slowing inflows. Sebastian Raedler, head of European equity strategy and Bank of America Merrill Lynch (NYSE:BAC), said he felt the FTSE’s strong run was a function of the currency and in line with the rest of Europe. "Net-net, the FTSE has mildly outperformed, but I would say in an environment where there are a lot of big stories ... a 2% (out)performance of the UK this year would rank further down the radar from my perspective," he said, referring to the percentage gain in the FTSE in 2025 versus that of the STOXX. Don't miss out on the next big opportunity! Stay ahead of the curve with ProPicks AI – 6 model portfolios fueled by AI stock picks with a stellar performance this year... In 2024 alone, ProPicks AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. That's an impressive track record. With portfolios tailored for Dow stocks, S&P stocks, Tech Stocks, and Mid Cap stocks, you can explore various wealth-building strategies. 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Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries rise in May, top $9 trillion again Investing.com -- Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries increased in May, reaching $9.045 trillion and marking the third consecutive month above the $9 trillion threshold, according to Treasury Department data released Thursday. The May figure represented an increase from April’s $9.013 trillion level. Compared to the same period last year, foreign ownership of U.S. Treasuries has grown by 11.2%. The Treasury Department data also revealed a significant shift in capital flows, with the United States recording a net capital inflow of $311.1 billion in May. This contrasts sharply with April’s net outflow of $14.6 billion. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C. With valuations skyrocketing in 2024, many investors are uneasy putting more money into stocks. Unsure where to invest next? Get access to our proven portfolios and discover high-potential opportunities. In 2024 alone, ProPicks AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. That's an impressive track record. With portfolios tailored for Dow stocks, S&P stocks, Tech stocks, and Mid Cap stocks, you can explore various wealth-building strategies.

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International Housing Investment for 2024-2025 as of July 15, 2025

International Housing Investment for 2024-2025 as of July 15, 2025

National Association of Realtors® releases the 2025 International Transactions in U.S. Residential Real Estate report.
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Analysis-Foreign investors increase dollar hedges on US stock portfolios By Laura Matthews NEW YORK (Reuters) -Overseas asset managers and pensions are adding protection against a weakening dollar, concerned about the U.S. currency’s diminishing ability to diversify their U.S. equity portfolios. Because such stock funds carry built-in dollar exposure, investors with other home currencies that had not neutralized the foreign exchange risk were cushioned when the dollar was strong if Wall Street performed badly. But the dollar’s correlation with other U.S. assets, and the impact of its fall on portfolio performance, came into sharper focus when the Trump administration announced far-reaching global tariffs on April 2, sending U.S. stock indexes and the greenback sharply lower. The dollar hit a three-year low against a basket of currencies, raising risks for investors whose portfolios once benefited from the natural hedge. Now, managers are reducing dollar exposures and increasing the hedge ratios for U.S. stock portfolios where clients’ investment policies allow them to do so. About 10% of Russell Investments pension fund clients in Europe and the UK have already increased hedge ratios on their international stock portfolios, said Van Luu, global head of solutions strategy for fixed income and foreign exchange for Russell in London. One client raised it to 75% from 50%, highlighting the desire to have a greater portion of U.S. stocks protected against the weakening dollar. "If what we’re seeing persists... then you will have more clients taking action in that direction," said Luu. ’MORE HOSTILE’ The dollar is down 10% for the year, and 6.5% since U.S. President Donald Trump’s so-called Liberation Day in April. Meanwhile, the S&P 500, the benchmark U.S. stock index, has recovered 24% since an April slump and is up 5.3% this year, flirting with record highs. The MSCI gauge of global stocks, minus the U.S., has risen 16% for the year. "It’s not enough to look at the stock market and say it is more or less back to where it was, so nothing happened," said Peter Vassallo, FX portfolio manager at BNP Paribas (OTC:BNPQY) Asset Management, who manages currency exposures across its asset classes. BNP has been reducing dollar exposures for its clients that include pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and central banks. It has sold U.S. dollars across stock and fixed income portfolios, and built up what Vassallo described as a sizable position in options for funds that allow these strategies. He said the euro, yen and the Australian dollar are among the primary currencies it bought against the dollar, a big contrast to how the asset manager ended the previous year with a small "overweight" in the U.S. dollar. "This switch towards a more uncertain policy regime created an environment where we as market participants see the U.S. as more hostile to international capital flows, international trading," Vassallo said. After a June review, Justin Onuekwusi, chief investment officer at St. James’s Place, said it is maintaining a strategic hedge that allows it to reduce overseas currency exposure in favor of the pound by up to 20%. The strategy "has been beneficial for our clients’ returns year to date," he said. Onuekwusi said he now sees the dollar as closer to its longer-term fair value and has marginally reduced dollar hedging across managed portfolios. Foreign investors hold more than $30 trillion in U.S. securities, about $17 trillion of which is in equities and more than $12 trillion in long-term debt, according to data published in April by the U.S. Treasury Department. Marcus Fernandes, global head of currency management at Northern Trust (NASDAQ:NTRS), said the divergence in the correlation of risk is more than in the past. "That’s why people are thinking faster than before, ’I need to increase my hedge ratio’," he said. "Once those conversations start, they usually end with increased hedge ratios," he said. COST INCENTIVE Data from Russell showed that a euro-hedged version of the MSCI USA index was flat for the year through May, while the euro-unhedged version was down 8.3%, showing the benefit of hedging for euro-based investors. The dollar is down 13% against the euro on concerns about flip-flopping U.S. trade policies and growth. "FX is back on the boardroom agenda," said Joe McKenna, head of fund solutions at MillTech, a London-based FX and cash management company. "What was once handled quietly in the back office is now drawing the attention of CIOs and CFOs, driven by renewed dollar volatility." Managers hedge currency exposure by selling the dollar against their respective base currency like the euro or the pound in the FX forwards market, and also use derivatives like options. When the dollar weakens, the hedge position gains in value while the dollar exposure on the underlying stock portfolio loses. Forward selling of the dollar is the largest in four years, according to John Velis, Americas macro strategist at BNY Markets, suggesting investors are unwilling to carry long dollar exposures, even with the potential for it to rally if U.S. tariff policy changes or the Israel-Iran conflict resumes. "It communicates that dollar volatility is a concern," said Velis. "It can be policy volatility as well as macroeconomic volatility that’s causing people to... not keep that dollar exposure because of the fears of the dollar decline."

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Foreigners turn net sellers of Japan stocks for first week in 12 (Reuters) -Foreigners divested Japanese stock for the first time in 12 weeks in the week through June 21 on caution over the Israel-Iran conflict and its impact on Japanese oil imports and inflation. They sold a net 524.3-billion-yen ($3.62 billion) worth of Japanese stocks, logging their first weekly net sales since March 29, data from Japan’s Ministry of Finance showed on Thursday. Japan’s core inflation hit a more than two-year high in May, which left the Bank of Japan - already grappling with uncertainties over U.S. trade policies - under pressure to resume rate hikes. Despite the outflows, Japanese stocks received net foreign inflows of about 6.81 trillion yen so far in this quarter, the biggest amount in two years. Japanese long-term bonds also recorded a net 368.8-billion-yen worth of foreign outflows last week, following three straight weeks of buying. However, Foreigners bought a robust 1.5-trillion-yen worth of short-term bills, the most in nine weeks. Meanwhile, Japanese participants in overseas markets ditched 88.2-billion-yen worth of foreign stocks in a sixth successive week of net sales. ($1 = 144.8500 yen)

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Investment Firm Waltz Secures $25M Line of Credit Proptech startup now totals $50 million in debt and equity for foreign investment in U.S. residential market.

#PropTech startup's funding making #foreignInvestors more secure about investing in U.S. properties. My latest exclusive in today's #PropTechInsider:
Investment Firm Waltz Secures $25M Line of Credit commercialobserver.com/2025/06/inve... #RealEstate #Property #VC #Residential #Funding

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