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GPIF Would Be Justified in Buying More Japan Bonds, Say Analysts
Source: Bloomberg
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Japanese bond yields have risen sharply, prompting analysts to suggest the Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) could eventually lift its domestic debt allocation target from 25% to improve returns. The prospect of portfolio rebalancing into JGBs may influence Japanese duration demand, but the underlying move signals tighter yield conditions for rate-sensitive assets.
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