Asia’s bond investors hesitant to buy US dip, say dealers
Insurers and pension funds have been slower to step in than usual during sell-off
Dealers say the sell-off in US assets in recent days may be causing Asian pension funds and life insurers to change their attitude to long-dated US dollar bonds.
The turmoil that shook the US Treasury market last week has left real-money investors such as Taiwanese life insurers and Korean pension funds, which collectively own trillions of dollars in US assets, mulling how best to respond. Dealers
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