Danish pension fund Akademikerpension says the decision to divest US Treasuries is rooted in poor US government finances, not directly related to ongoing rift between US and Europe

Akademikerpension's decision to divest from US Treasuries signals growing concerns about the sustainability of US government finances, rather than being a reaction to geopolitical tensions with Europe.

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This move might reflect a broader trend among investors reassessing the security and attractiveness of US debt, which could influence future demand, yields, and overall market sentiment toward Treasuries.

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