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A “partly irreversible” trend
By
Hui Ching-hoo
- Asia
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DWS expands in Asia amid US asset shift
Global asset owners are reallocating investments away from US assets amid uncertainties over the Trump administration’s tariff policies.
It’s a trend that is “partly irreversible”, because investors don’t want to pu...
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