Pension funds "flee" US bonds? Swedish and Danish institutions jointly bearish on US finances

Question

【Crypto World】A recent interesting signal comes from Northern Europe. Sweden’s largest pension fund Alecta has decided to significantly reduce its holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds, with the sale approaching 70 billion to 80 billion SEK, approximately 7.7 billion to 8.8 billion USD. Their reason is straightforward—rising policy risks and unpredictability in the U.S.

Coincidentally, at the same time, Denmark’s pension fund Akademiker Pension is also considering U.S. bonds. They announced they would sell about 100 million USD worth of U.S. Treasuries, but their statement was somewhat more cautious, citing concerns about the sustainability of U.S. fiscal policy and direction.

The synchronized actions of these two major Nordic institutions reflect a new round of reassessment of U.S. credit risk by international capital. When long-term pension managers start adjusting their strategies, what does it usually imply? This is worth paying attention to.

BearMarketSurvivor · Accepted Answer

Pensions are all on the move, and this is the most straightforward signal. Large institutions won't make unnecessary moves; loss control will undoubtedly be a priority.

BTCWaveRider · Answer

Are US bonds about to cool off? All the money from Scandinavia has left

What’s being sold isn’t US bonds, it’s confidence in the US

Even conservative players like pension funds are starting to dump, what does that mean...

With the US Treasury looking like this, who would still dare to buy?

Smart money is moving, we need to keep an eye on it

SolidityNewbie · Answer

Now the US debt really has to be worried about, even pension funds are starting to run away

Is the US Treasury so unreliable that pension funds can't stand it anymore

Nordic giants are speaking out one after another, this signal is too obvious... How much longer can the dollar hold up

By the way, these institutions really dare to act, much more than retail investors

What to do if US bonds default and pension funds are affected, this is the most terrifying part

Is there really no one on America's side anymore

Big institutions are fleeing, retail investors are still holding foolishly...

Now it's better, more institutions are following the trend to escape

It seems the US needs to reflect on its policies

They have clearly stated the policy risks, and some still dare to buy the dip

LiquidationAlert · Answer

Are US bonds about to cool off? Nordic pension funds are fleeing, this is going to be interesting

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Damn, big institutions are all dumping US bonds, how much confidence does that show

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Watching how Nordic countries play it, pension funds are also betting on whether the US will collapse

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If this wave of fleeing is real, the dollar might need to be revalued

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Wait, this is just the beginning... once institutional investors start moving, there will definitely be more to the story

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A withdrawal of hundreds of billions of dollars is no small matter, no wonder US bond yields are so volatile

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Even the eunuchs are moving, what does that mean? The US credit rating needs to be reassessed

FortuneTeller42 · Answer

The Nordic guys are all starting to run away, US bonds are really going to cool off

The US Treasury is a black hole that will eventually collapse

Pension funds no longer dare to buy the dip, this signal is quite bleak

Credit bankruptcy, just waiting for Washington to react

The institutions have already seen through it, what are we still waiting for

AirdropHunter007 · Answer

Is the US debt about to collapse? Nordic folks are starting to run away

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Now the US credit card might be maxed out... Even pension funds no longer trust it

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$7.7 billion just ran away, the signal is clear enough

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No way, even pension funds are starting to bet on the US debt collapse?

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Interesting, is international capital bottom-fishing or just scared?

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Policy risks are unpredictable? That's a polite way to put it; actually, no one understands what the US is doing now

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Two major Nordic backers are both bearish, this is not simple

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Is the US debt crisis just a false alarm? Let's see

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Wait, where did they sell off US debt to? Crypto? Haha

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Pension funds are starting to reduce holdings, should ordinary people bottom-fish or retreat?

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This is truly the "smart money" in action

Pension funds "flee" US bonds? Swedish and Danish institutions jointly bearish on US finances

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