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Japanese financial institutions have sold a significant amount of long-term foreign bonds, particularly U.S. Treasury bonds, due to rising hedging costs and concerns over U.S. fiscal risks, potentially signaling a long-term shift with implications for global markets.
Rising hedging costs for Japanese investors in U.S. bonds
Increased U.S. fiscal risks and concerns over debt supply
Potential long-term shift in Japanese investment strategy
Impact on U.S. Treasury yields and dollar's credit cost
Risk of valuation adjustments in global risk assets
Rising hedging costs due to widening US-Japan interest rate gap
Increasing US fiscal risks and expansion of the fiscal deficit
Potential for continued selling pressure from Japanese investors
Possible increase in US long-term interest rates
Risk of broader market valuation adjustments