Скачать или смотреть THE EXIT BEGINS: Denmark's $150 Billion Pension Fund Just Dumped US Assets (Smart Money Leaving)

Is smart money quietly heading for the exit?

Reports that a major Danish pension fund is cutting exposure to U.S. assets have sparked fresh debate about global capital flows. In this video, we analyze the claim that Denmark’s $150 billion fund is “dumping” U.S. holdings — and what that actually means in portfolio management terms.

We break down how large European pension funds like ATP allocate capital, why currency risk, rising U.S. debt, and shifting rate expectations can trigger rebalancing, and whether this is a strategic diversification move rather than a panic exit. When sovereign funds adjust allocations, it reflects yield spreads, FX hedging costs, and long-term liability matching — not headlines.

Is this the beginning of a broader rotation out of U.S. markets? Or simply disciplined asset-liability management in a volatile macro cycle?

Understanding capital rotation is critical before drawing conclusions.

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