US stocks’ huge surge since the global financial crisis means they account for almost two-thirds of the world’s investable market, raising concerns about whether such dominance creates too much risk for investors’ portfolios.
Wall Street has raced ahead of international rivals over the past decade and a half, driven largely by a rally in the tech sector — and particularly companies linked to artificial intelligence — which is now worth almost as much as all the stocks in Europe…
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