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Australia's Future Fund Hits A$252 Billion with Strong Returns

9/11/2025

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Australia's Future Fund reached A$252 billion (US$166.22 billion) with a 12.2% return for the year ending June 30, surpassing its 6.1% target.
The fund reduced U.S. market exposure, reallocating investments to Germany and Japan due to volatility and political risks.
CEO Raphael Arndt highlighted concerns over U.S. regulatory changes and budget imbalances.
Property investments declined from A$12 billion to A$11.1 billion, and credit investments fell to A$22.4 billion.
The fund supports national priorities like housing and clean energy, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Finance Minister Katy Gallagher defending its strategy.

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Australia's Future Fund reached A$252 billion (US$166.22 billion) with a 12.2% return for the year ending June 30, surpassing its 6.1% target.
The fund reduced U.S. market exposure, reallocating investments to Germany and Japan due to volatility and political risks.
CEO Raphael Arndt highlighted concerns over U.S. regulatory changes and budget imbalances.
Property investments declined from A$12 billion to A$11.1 billion, and credit investments fell to A$22.4 billion.
The fund supports national priorities like housing and clean energy, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Finance Minister Katy Gallagher defending its strategy.