SYDNEY, March 7 (Reuters) - Australia's sovereign wealth fund, the Future Fund, is screening its portfolio for Chinese companies at risk of U.S. investment restrictions, its chairman said on Tuesday.

Australia’s sovereign wealth fund posted a 6% annual gain as it warned that high inflation would keep returns lower than investors have enjoyed for the past decade. Skip to content.

SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia's sovereign wealth fund has cautioned against expecting rate cuts in Australia or the U.S. anytime soon after reporting on Tuesday a rebound in its performance in the ...

Australia's financial position will be more precarious and credit rating at risk should the government succumb to the temptation to spend the sovereign wealth fund on political projects, its ...

Assets at Australia’s sovereign-wealth fund hit a peak of $133.58 billion and posted a 6.0% return for the 12 months ended June.

The chairman of Australia’s A$243.5 billion ($164 billion) sovereign wealth fund says he’s increasingly wary of being caught in the crosshairs of US-China tensions and the potential for the ...

Assets at Australia’s sovereign-wealth fund rose to an all-time high in 2023 after markets rallied late in the year amid hopes that central banks would start cutting interest rates.

The head of Australia's A$206 billion ($131 billion) sovereign wealth fund had informed the Australian government he will not seek a third term, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said on Monday, and a formal ...

Australia's sovereign wealth fund, Future Fund, posted a 0.9% return for the second half of 2022, but a 3.7% loss for the calendar year 2022.

Australia's sovereign wealth fund posted a small annual loss on Wednesday as soaring inflation sent stocks and bond yields tumbling, but said its diversified investment strategy had shielded it ...

Australia’s sovereign wealth fund is preparing for higher inflation and bond yields for “an extended period” as global uncertainty upends markets and trade tensions simmer. The Future Fund ...