Pimco president says global investors are turning to China for diversification, seeing Chinese bonds as a safe alternative to crowded US asset markets
Christian Stracke, president of the US-based asset manager Pimco, which oversaw over US$2 trillion in assets by the end of June, stated that sentiment towards China has “flipped 180 degrees.” He noted that clients, particularly those outside the US, are seeking to reduce concentrations in US dollar and equity assets due to years of strong gains in the American market, making Chinese offshore bonds an attractive option for portfolio diversification.
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