The amount of offshore cash U.S. corporations have returned homeso far this year is just a fraction of what President Donald Trump had promised.
A Morgan Stanley report released Thursday estimates thatcompanies brought back between $50 billion and $100 billion in thethird quarter—which would place the total amount repatriated backto the U.S. at around $514 billion. Companies repatriated $294.9billion in the first quarter and $169.5 billion in the secondquarter, according to previously released Commerce Departmentdata.
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