World's top-performing sovereign wealth fund warns of looming pullback in U.S. stock market
New Zealand's $54 billion pension fund returned 14.2% in the year to June.
World's top-performing sovereign wealth fund warns of looming pullback in U.S. stock market
New Zealand's $54 billion pension fund returned 14.2% in the year to June. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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World’s best-performing sovereign wealth fund expects equities pullback
New Zealand’s superannuation fund grows 14% despite being underweight on US tech stocks
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