Big money's moving out of traditional retail. A Middle Eastern sovereign wealth fund is offloading roughly £273M (around $360M) in shares of British supermarket chain J Sainsbury. What makes this noteworthy? They're the grocery giant's biggest shareholder.

When institutional players of this size start trimming positions, it usually signals something—whether it's portfolio rebalancing, risk management, or shifting capital toward higher-yield opportunities. Could be reallocating into digital assets or other alternative investments. Either way, massive stake sales like this often ripple through broader markets.