Hong Kong's Strategic Investment Shift
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority is reducing U.S. treasury durations and diversifying currency exposure to manage investment risks. Chief Eddie Yue announced the exchange fund's diversification into non-U.S. assets at a recent press conference.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority is actively modifying its investment strategies to minimize financial risks. According to Chief Eddie Yue, the authority has decreased its reliance on U.S. treasury holdings by shortening their duration.
In a press conference, Yue elaborated on Hong Kong's exchange fund strategy, indicating a conscious shift toward non-U.S. assets.
This strategic move is aimed at diversifying currency exposure, thereby strengthening the robustness and resilience of its investment portfolio.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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