The world’s largest pension fund, the Japanese Public GPIF, should be used to fight the strength in the Yen by shifting out of domestic bonds and into foreign assets, a senior Japanese ruling party official told parliament today.
The world’s largest pension fund, the Japanese Public GPIF, should be used to fight the strength in the Yen by shifting out of domestic bonds and into foreign assets, a senior Japanese ruling party official told parliament today.
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