Investors Shift from U.S. Assets

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Analysis-After 100 days under Trump, investors reassess the allure of 'brand USA'

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Some investors are diversifying to international assets or making sure they are not overweight U.S. assets.

April 30 will mark the 100th day of Trump 's presidency.

White House says it is committed to protecting the strength and power of the dollar.

Investors will be watching for changes in the shares of global FX reserves held in dollars and the dollar's share in global payments.

Goldman Sachs estimates foreign investors have sold roughly $60 billion of US stocks since the start of March .

Barclays report says there is little evidence that U.S. hegemony has started to reverse for good.

Some believe any exit from the US will be temporary, as the sheer size and liquidity of U.K. markets and the economy will continue to curb the appeal of alternative investment destinations such as Europe and China .

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