The **White House** attributes increased U.S. global capital flow dominance to a strong post-COVID economic recovery and heightened demand for safe-haven investments.
The U.S. attracted **41% of global gross capital inflows** during 2022-23, nearly double its share before the pandemic.
Key drivers include investments in **clean energy, infrastructure**, and semiconductor technology, particularly from allies like Canada and Japan.
The **U.S. dollar** remains the leading global reserve currency, solidifying its role in international trade and finance.
Despite concerns over **de-dollarization**, the dollar's value has risen significantly, with business investment focused heavily on manufacturing expansion.