China's USD 1.57tln sovereign wealth fund is reportedly considering new allocations to US money managers, just months after it reduced exposure to the US, according to reports

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China's USD 1.57 trillion sovereign wealth fund's potential shift towards increasing allocations to US money managers suggests a significant recalibration of its investment strategy, particularly following a recent reduction in US exposure. This move could indicate a more favorable outlook on US markets or a diversification strategy amid geopolitical tensions, impacting both asset allocation and currency flows between the two economies.

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