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Global Investors Reduce Holdings in Long-Dated Japanese Government Bonds

15 Haziran 2026Japan Times

In April, overseas investors sold more superlong Japanese government bonds (JGBs) than they purchased, marking a notable shift in investment behavior. This is the first instance of such a sell-off since 2024, raising concerns about potential pressure on the Bank of Japan (BOJ).
The trend indicates a growing apprehension among global funds regarding the stability of long-dated JGBs amidst changing economic conditions.
The Japanese government bond market has traditionally been a safe haven for investors, but recent shifts in global economic conditions and BOJ policies have prompted a reevaluation of long-term investments. The sell-off could reflect concerns about interest rate changes and inflationary pressures, which have been to…
The retreat of global funds from long-dated JGBs could signify a broader trend of risk aversion among investors, particularly as they reassess the economic landscape in Japan. With the BOJ's policies under scrutiny, the dynamics of the bond market may shift, impacting both domestic and international investment strat…

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