Insurance funds are not affected by short-term emotional disturbances, and overall positions remain largely unchanged.

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【Insurance funds are not significantly affected by short-term emotional fluctuations; overall positions remain stable】According to Caixin on March 25, amid Middle East geopolitical conflicts, rising risk aversion has led to a pullback in equity markets, putting pressure on insurance fund investments. The reporter’s review shows that, based on recent one-month return data, nearly half of equity-based insurance asset management products have experienced losses. However, industry sources indicate that although the equity market has retreated due to Middle East tensions, increasing investment pressure on insurance funds, these institutions have remained calm in adjusting their positions, with overall position changes being minimal. Many insurance fund organizations believe there is no need to worry about short-term risk aversion impacting the market; in the long run, China’s capital market still offers good investment opportunities. Additionally, as international capital increasingly values safety, the security of Chinese assets becomes more prominent, potentially attracting more funds. (Shanghai Securities News)