Why Europe’s biggest pension funds are dumping government bonds

🇳🇱 The Economist (NL) —

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Europe's largest pension funds are selling government bonds, driven largely by Dutch pension reform requirements that mandate changes in asset allocation. This shift threatens to push up borrowing costs across the continent as a major source of sovereign debt demand retreats. The trend has wide implications for European fiscal policy and bond markets.

Dutch reforms will push up borrowing costs across the continent

World Politics Markets Deals pension funds government bonds Netherlands Europe bond market borrowing costs asset allocation fiscal policy

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