The 30 trillion asset management giant plans to withdraw from dollar assets. What exactly have they seen!?

2026-02-08 03:35:45

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Europe’s largest asset management company—Amundi, the French asset management firm, is reducing its investments in dollar-denominated assets and shifting its focus toward Europe and emerging markets. The company warns that if US economic policies remain unchanged, the dollar will continue to weaken.

With assets under management totaling €2.8 trillion, Amundi has sent a loud and clear signal: escape from dollar assets.

As a typical conservative institutional investor, Amundi usually does not make aggressive asset allocation adjustments. What is the deeper logic behind this public announcement of reducing dollar exposure and shifting focus toward Europe and emerging markets?

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