Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-02-12 20:23Core Insights - Recent volatility in the US tech sector has been observed, with the European bond market also experiencing adjustments. German bonds have seen a slight increase but still lag behind US bonds [1] - As uncertainties in US monetary and fiscal policies emerge, more European financial institutions are adjusting their asset allocation strategies, shifting focus towards local European and emerging market economies while reducing reliance on US dollar assets [1] Group 1: Investor Sentiment - A survey conducted by Barclays Bank involving 342 investors managing a total of $7.8 trillion in assets revealed a significant decline in interest towards US hedge funds, with a marked increase in interest for hedge funds in Europe and Asia [1] - JPMorgan's Q4 2025 holdings report indicates a reduction in positions in major US tech giants such as Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple, alongside an increase in allocations to US Treasury ETFs, reflecting a risk-averse positioning by institutions amid tech sector volatility [1] Group 2: Institutional Actions - The Dutch pension fund ABP disclosed that its holdings in US Treasuries decreased from nearly €29 billion to approximately €19 billion between the end of 2024 and September 2025, indicating a proactive reduction or halt in new allocations to US debt [1] - Several pension institutions in Sweden and Denmark have also initiated reductions in US Treasury holdings, suggesting a gradual distancing of European capital from US dollar assets while the performance of German bonds has not yet caught up with US bonds [1]