GPIF (Independent Administrative Pension Investment Fund), which manages public pension reserves, has invested 5.7 trillion yen from October to December last year, due to factors such as rising domestic and overseas stock prices. The result was a surplus of just over 100,000 yen.
On the 2nd, GPIF announced its investment performance from October to December last year.
According to this, the operating results during the period were a surplus of 5,728.7 billion yen, and the rate of return was +2.62%.
The main factor was the rise in domestic and overseas stock prices, and profits by asset type were all in the black: `
`Foreign stocks'' was 2,722.2 billion yen, `
`Foreign bonds'' were 1,363.2 billion yen,
and ``Domestic ``Stocks'' amounted to 1,112.6 billion yen
▽ ``Domestic bonds'' amounted to 530.7 billion yen.
In addition, the cumulative profit since the start of market management in FY2001 (FY2001) was a surplus of 132,411.3 billion yen, the rate of return was +3.99%, and the total amount of assets under management was 224,702.5 billion yen. I did.
GPIF stated, ``We will continue to manage our funds from a long-term perspective and firmly fulfill our responsibility to maintain the necessary reserves for pension finance.''