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How GCC sovereign wealth funds are tackling a fragmented global economy

June 23, 2026·The World Economic ForumEconomy

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GCC CONTEXT

GCC sovereign wealth funds have historically served as countercyclical capital allocators and economic diversification engines during periods of global market fragmentation, with their scale and long-term mandates enabling direct investments across geographies and asset classes that traditional managers may avoid. Fragmentation in trade, supply chains, and financial flows typically reshapes portfolio construction for Gulf-based institutions, as they balance exposure to developed markets with emerging economies and domestic economic priorities. The structural role of these funds—often holdings of oil and gas wealth managed for intergenerational benefit—means their allocation decisions reflect both global economic dislocation and the Gulf states' broader shift toward reducing hydrocarbon dep

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