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Qatar Investment Authority aims to raise investments in the United States to $45 billion in the next two years from around $30 billion now.
Chief Executive of the body Mansour Ibrahim al-Mahmoud gave the information on Sunday, reports Reuters.
The fund was looking to balance investment, so the level of US investment is closer to that in Europe, told reporters.
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