U.S. Market Bubble Drains Global Capital, Experts Warn
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Ruchir Sharma, chair of Rockefeller International, warns of a massive financial bubble as U.S. markets dominate global investment, drawing unprecedented foreign capital and overshadowing other economies. U.S. companies now make up 70% of the leading global stock index, despite the U.S. economy only accounting for 27% of global GDP. This dominance is causing a 'sucking' effect, pulling money away from other markets and potentially destabilizing them. Sharma's concerns echo those of other experts, highlighting the risks of overvaluation and overhype in U.S. markets.
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