November's US Total Net TIC Flows hit $212.0B, marking a dramatic turnaround from October's deficit of $-37.3B (revised to $-22.5B). The surge was primarily driven by Long-Term TIC Flows, which jumped to $220.2B compared to the previous month's $17.5B. This significant rebound in foreign capital inflows suggests renewed confidence in US financial markets, a development that typically influences broader market sentiment and cross-border investment allocation patterns including digital assets.
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DustCollector
· 4h ago
Is the data reversal so strong? The US dollar is starting to attract funds again.
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VitalikFanAccount
· 4h ago
I strongly oppose this logic. Is the dollar vampire starting to suck again?
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TokenomicsDetective
· 4h ago
Large funds flowing back to the US? Can this wave give the crypto market a boost?
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OnchainSniper
· 4h ago
212B? The rebound strength is incredible. The Americans still have appeal.
November's US Total Net TIC Flows hit $212.0B, marking a dramatic turnaround from October's deficit of $-37.3B (revised to $-22.5B). The surge was primarily driven by Long-Term TIC Flows, which jumped to $220.2B compared to the previous month's $17.5B. This significant rebound in foreign capital inflows suggests renewed confidence in US financial markets, a development that typically influences broader market sentiment and cross-border investment allocation patterns including digital assets.