Japan’s GPIF Suffers ¥8.8 Trillion Loss in Fiscal Q1

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Published Jul 4, 2025, 06:53 AM

Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund, the world’s largest retirement pool, reported that assets under management stood at ¥249.8 trillion ($1.6 trillion) at the end of March 2025. For the 12 months to March, the fund generated a 0.71% return, translating into an investment profit of ¥1.73 trillion, marking its fifth consecutive year in the black.

The positive full-year result masked a steep downturn at the start of the new fiscal year. GPIF said it lost 3.41%, or about ¥8.8 trillion, in the April–June quarter as a depreciating dollar eroded the value of overseas holdings and domestic equities and bonds declined. During the preceding fiscal fourth quarter, Japanese bonds fell 2.2%, foreign bonds 2.01%, Japanese equities 3.5% and foreign equities 5.98%.

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