Japanese Investors May Shift Holdings From U.S. Treasuries as JGB Yields Rise
Japan's largest foreign holders of U.S. debt may begin repatriating funds into Japanese government bonds (JGBs) due to rising yields, potentially impacting the U.S. Treasury market and increasing borrowing costs. The Bank of Japan is expected to raise rates further in June 2026.
Topics: capital repatriation central bank policy inflation Japanese government bonds (JGBs) U.S. Treasury bonds