| Norway’s wealth fund, the world’s biggest, is diving into Japanese sovereign bonds, even as Japan’s government retirement fund prepares to cut holdings. The Oslo-based Government Pension Fund Global increased Japanese sovereign allocations 15 percent to 160.8 billion kroner ($26 billion) in June from the end of 2013, its biggest debt holding after U.S. Treasuries, the investor said.
Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund, the world’s largest pool of retirement money, has signaled it will put more of its $1.23 trillion into domestic and overseas equities...............................................Full Article: Source
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