Yens Slide Quickens on Pension Outflows

The video discusses the significant outflows from Japanese pension funds into foreign stocks and bonds, driven by a shift in investment strategies. This has led to a slump in the yen, reaching a six-year low, as hedge funds and speculators make bearish bets on the currency. The Japanese government pension fund, the largest in the world, is reducing its local bond holdings and increasing its overseas investments. This shift is putting pressure on the yen and impacting the market. The video also highlights government actions to oversee these changes and the future outlook for pension funds.

What changes are expected in the allocations for overseas stocks and bonds?

What role does the Prime Minister play in the changes to the pension fund?