Dutch investors' confidence declines, with a quarter reducing their holdings in US stocks.

[Coin World][Research Report: Concerned About “Unreliable” US, Over a Quarter of Dutch Investors Reduce Holdings in US Stocks] A research report released by Rabobank on the 26th shows that over a quarter of Dutch investors have reduced their holdings in US stocks in the past six months, due to concerns about the “unpredictable” and “unreliable” policies of the US government. The report states that approximately 26% of investors have decreased their investments in US stocks. At the same time, nearly 60% of respondents indicated that they are unwilling to invest new funds in the US stock market. According to Rabobank, many investors used terms such as “full of uncertainty”, “difficult to predict”, and “lack of reliability” when describing the US market environment. The report believes that President Trump’s policies are a key factor leading to the decline in market confidence.