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Some of the world’s largest pension funds, the country, Donald Trump, after the country’s incorrect policy, stops or re-evaluates private market investments.

The action emphasizes how great institutional investors believe their exposure to the world’s largest economy, because the US President’s Trade Policy is putting pressure on the capital industry of Bihanmig and put pressure on liquidity tension.

Some balls are far from receiving more private assets than the Canadian funds, geopolitical concerns and fears will lose tax breaks in American investments. The Investment Board, which is 699 billion ($ 504 billion) in the Canada’s pension plan assets, is among those taking into account the approach.

Meanwhile, one of the largest Pension Funds of Denmark, the American private cappenta has stopped new investments in new investments and concerns about Trump to pass the Greenland.

“If some private capital funds come and say ‘our great investment in the United States,’ thank you, we will say that things will be more stable and prior,” he said.

The markets have this month this month have announced that this month will apply steep tariffs before taking a 90-day break to America’s largest trading partners, a 90-day break.

The executor of the Danish Foundation was “many enemies”, the United States approached Greenland and the main autonomous area where Trump was pressured to control Denmark. “It’s hard to find a happy smile and just start to invest in that country now,” he said.

Another Danish Foundation is also withdrawn. DKR150BN (20 billion euros), the head investment officer Anders Schelde, now discussed the attractiveness of the United States “daily” investments.

Schelde said, “pretty fundamental changes”, “very fundamental changes”, “It can take a way to be a lot of US assets in one and a half years in a half years,” he said.

Denmark’s Minister of Economy Stefanie will lose, Ft changing the approaches to the United States, he said he was not aware of the foundations. However, he decided to invest in the investment in the funds “risk and uncertainty” and “both tariffs and Greenland’s side effects.

CPPIB, Canada’s largest pension plan, US infrastructure, foreign governments and pension funds can be more careful in connection with the fears that the Foundation is familiar with the Foundation, he said.

He recently held discussions with the pension giant and said, “It will be incredibly difficult for the fund to put fresh capital in the geopolitical capital funds issued by the Fund’s geopolitical capital funds.

CPPIB did not respond to appeals for comment.

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Another man familiar with the strategy of another major Canadian Pension Fund, the Trump management said that what infrastructure investments are “many uncertainty”.

“If we are not comfortable in investing in the United States for six or 12 months, we reduce us to make a deal … Then we will think to make our strategy,” he said.

Tensions between Washington and Ottawa were flared by tariffs and Trump’s proposals to be transformed into the 51st state of Canada.

However, some Canadian pension funds expect to remain unchanged for the private capital of the United States. Du Québec, which is active in Caize de Dépôt and C, $ 473 billion, said that this is half a private capital portfolio in the United States, he said.

“It is difficult to invest everywhere in these days – geopolitics has become more complicated …..” We intend to remain active in the United States, “Martin Longchamps, Private Equity and Credit Head in CDPQ.

However, he added that “Tariff noise complicates the business and should take into account this until the work is located.”

The best private capital executors of the United States, Canadian investors have begun to worry about new investments in their funds.

While they did not see any change in the cash flow, Trump said that they are angry that the aggressive approach to Canada angry the country and political officials will put pressure on the country’s major pensions in the United States.

Additional report by Robert Smith in London in Warsaw