Apollo CEO and Investor Rebecca Patterson Warn of Foreign Investor Caution and Capital Shift to Cash Amid U.S. Market Volatility

A growing number of foreign investors are becoming cautious about investing in the United States amid increasing market uncertainty. Rebecca Patterson, a longtime investor, highlighted concerns about the skittishness of foreign capital towards American markets. Marc Rowan, CEO of Apollo Global Management, noted on the firm's earnings call that the company has allocated substantial capital to cash and lower-risk assets as a precaution. He also forecasted extreme price volatility in the near term. Rowan warned that if current trends persist, foreign investors may reduce their allocations to U.S. markets. Meanwhile, some market participants view the increasing trend of moving investments overseas as a "sell America" trade, though they caution that prolonged absence from U.S. markets could be costly.