USD: Supply shock risks and capital flows – BNY

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BNY's Geoff Yu notes that despite major supply shocks in 2022–2023, private capital flows into United States (US) assets, including Treasuries and equities, remained resilient even as APAC (Asia-Pacific) and European trade surpluses declined.

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/ Despite major supply shocks in 2022–2023, private capital continued to flow into US assets.
/ Investments in US Treasuries and equities remained strong.
/ APAC and European trade surpluses decreased during this period.

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USD: Supply shock risks and capital flows – BNY

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