Analysts have indicated that the United States remains the preferred market for investors following recent attacks by the U.S. and Israel on Iran. According to Jin10, despite its imperfections, the U.S. continues to be a global hub for innovation and possesses the world's deepest and most liquid markets, a crucial trait during economic shocks. After 14 months of turmoil, signs of resilience from the Federal Reserve and the Supreme Court have emerged, providing additional confidence.
The U.S. not only leads in artificial intelligence but also stands as a net exporter of oil, contrasting sharply with energy-consuming regions like Europe. It also dominates in defense contracting and 'defense technology.' While war and high oil prices are not purely beneficial, their negative impact on the U.S. economy is significantly less than on other regions worldwide. Consequently, global investors' appetite for U.S. assets remains stronger than for any other country, a trend unlikely to change in the short term.