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How Japan’s bond rout is turning the tide of global capital
Source: The Globe and Mail
Interest Rates & YieldsMarket Technicals & FlowsCurrency & FX
Japanese benchmark bond yields have broken above a 30-year barrier, lifting local returns and beginning to reverse historical capital inflows into global bonds. The shift implies incremental headwinds for foreign bond demand as investors reallocate toward Japan for yield. Overall, the development is likely to pressure global fixed-income flows and support higher-yielding domestic duration trades.
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