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It's difficult to not have a home bias to U.S. equities the way they've been rallying as of late. However, other countries like Japan may finally be following suit, potentially bringing bullish notions back to international equities.
The U.S. equities market has been the default play amid global uncertainty from geopolitical factors and macroeconomic headwinds. That said, international equities could benefit in a 2024 market by rate cuts implemented by central banks around the world.
When it comes to sheer equities performance over the last 30 years, there's no denying the United States compared to the rest of the world. However, that could be changing according to one hedge fund manager.
International stocks can give investors a wider portfolio reach, especially if the tide eventually turns and the steam of a market rally in U.S. equities runs out. That said, the obvious benefit of international stock exposure is the diversification aspect.
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