Leaders of major global finance firms at a Riyadh forum said the United States remains the primary destination for global capital, as fund flows reversed toward U.S. assets in recent months. Larry Fink of BlackRock noted large global investors are heavily overweight U.S. equities, and there is no obvious catalyst for an imminent slowdown. The shift consolidates the U.S.’s exit from global asset-allocation rotations and reinforces dollar dominance despite valuation concerns. Analysts say the move also reflects a search for safe-yield and liquidity in uncertain times.