Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund is reportedly changing its investment approach, reversing the capital outflow that characterized the economic policies of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. This pivot may have significant implications for global financial markets, as the fund is one of the largest institutional investors in the world. The shift comes amid changing economic conditions and a reassessment of risk.
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<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMitAFBVV95cUxOXzQtaXppWVZmQWx6UmhWLVA3MUp3d0ZJQk1xVm9HOWctLXJMVXd3N3B2WXBaMHlmaTM4SUc2RVZCOTRORkFDZmc4dDA5T1dON0dfZjNlay01SkdScHhVTk41RlBkNGpRSXZ1U21vVm5ZUy1HZ3pTSXI4M1dPOUxfZHNLNUVnN2pmSXZ2QmpBeFpkakxOWmZ0UTRKRzRFTTRNN0xGeVZsSkVjOWFObkMzRWRNQ0E?oc=5" target="_blank">Japan's pension pivot puts Abe-era outpouring of capital in reverse</a> <font…
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