why weak dollar should be + for sp500 and tech in particular

Approximately 28% to 41% of S&P 500 revenues come from outside the United States, according to 2023-2025 data, reflecting significant international exposure for large-cap U.S. companies. While some estimates place foreign revenue at 28% (with 72% domestic), others indicate it may be closer to 41%. 

Key Details on S&P 500 Foreign Revenue:

• Sector Leaders: The Information Technology sector has the highest exposure, with 56% to 59% of revenue coming from foreign sources.
• Other Sectors: Materials (49%) and Energy (37%) also have high international exposure, while Utilities are mostly domestic.
• Regional Breakdown: Asia Pacific accounts for about 10% of total sales, followed by Europe (5%).
• Impact: A stronger U.S. dollar often creates headwinds for these foreign-derived earnings. 

The percentage can fluctuate based on the strength of the dollar and specific sector performance, with international revenue generally ranging between 28% and 41% over the past few years. 

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