A survey shows that, during the tense relations between Europe and America, Dutch investors are decreasing their investments in the United States.

A survey conducted by the Netherlands International Group shows that against the backdrop of tension in Euro-American relations, Dutch private investors are reducing their allocation of funds to American companies. Nearly one-third of investors said that due to the deteriorating geopolitical environment, they are reducing their investments in the United States. In addition, half of the respondents said that besides adjusting their investment preferences, they are also reducing or stopping purchasing American products, and decreasing or cancelling trips to the United States.