European Central Bank officials: The allocation of dollar assets has shifted from overweight to a more natural allocation ratio.

Jin10 data reported on April 24, the European Central Bank’s chief economist Lane stated on Wednesday that the recent drop in the allocation of US assets in asset portfolios may indicate a shift from “over-allocating US assets” to a more natural allocation ratio, achieving a more balanced state between US assets and assets in other currencies (including euros). Lane mentioned during a panel discussion at the International Institute of Finance (IIF) conference that since President Trump’s election last year, the pricing of US assets has “reflected perfect expectations.” He added that the recent outflow of funds from US Treasuries could be seen as a form of reallocation, “either stabilizing or prompting deeper reflection.” He stated that regardless, the weight of US assets in most portfolios will still far exceed that of euro assets.