Major institutional investors face a critical shift in their bond strategies. With government bond incentive mechanisms weakening, pension funds lose key motivation to maintain long-term positions. Meanwhile, alternative demand channels remain tepid at best. This liquidity crunch signals tighter capital availability across traditional markets—potentially redirecting institutional attention toward alternative asset classes.
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Major institutional investors face a critical shift in their bond strategies. With government bond incentive mechanisms weakening, pension funds lose key motivation to maintain long-term positions. Meanwhile, alternative demand channels remain tepid at best. This liquidity crunch signals tighter capital availability across traditional markets—potentially redirecting institutional attention toward alternative asset classes.