Foreign Investors Dump ¥3.12 Trillion of Japanese Bonds in June
Foreign investors sold ¥3.12 trillion ($19.2 billion) of Japanese government bonds in June, the largest monthly outflow since January 2023, intensifying pressure on bond yields.
Overseas investors sold ¥3.12 trillion ($19.2 billion) of Japanese government bonds in June, marking the largest monthly exodus since January 2023.
The persistent selling is adding upward pressure to Japanese bond yields as global investors reassess their exposure amid rising domestic rates and shifting capital flows.
The data highlight ongoing volatility in the Japanese bond market, where foreign participation has become a key driver of yield movements.
Source: First Squawk