Japan’s largest pension fund is shifting its investment strategy to favor domestic assets, a move led by Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama. This strategic pivot aims to bolster the national economy and strengthen the yen, which has recently shown signs of recovery after reaching multi-decade lows. The Government Pension Investment Fund, with assets totaling ¥293.6 trillion ($1.81 trillion), plays a central role in this transformation. As funds reallocate toward Japanese bonds and equities, the domestic bond market has seen strong gains, signaling growing confidence in the country’s financial stability.
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