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Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund could sell as much as $62 billion of US Treasuries without a formal overhaul of its asset-allocation policy, according to analysts at Banco Santander SA, as speculation mounts that the world's largest pension fund is…
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France is fast becoming the epicenter of a new European debt scare. The spread between French and German 10-year government bond yields widened to around 85 basis points in early September, approaching levels not seen since the euro zone debt…

The Japanese yen held near multi-decade lows against the dollar on Tuesday, hovering around 162 per dollar as traders weighed mixed signals from Tokyo on pension fund allocations and braced for a pivotal US inflation report.

The Japanese yen held steady on Tuesday as traders weighed lingering intervention risks and recent government comments on pension fund allocations, while the broader dollar paused ahead of a pivotal US inflation report and remarks from Federal Reserve Governor Christopher…

The Japanese yen rallied sharply on Friday after Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said Japan is considering ways to encourage pension funds, including the world's largest, to increase their holdings of domestic financial assets. The move sent USD/JPY tumbling below the…