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Plenty Of Net Bond Selling In Japanese Weekly International Flow Data

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Bond flows dominated the latest batch of weekly international security flow data out of Japan, with Japanese investors net selling foreign bonds at a rate not experienced since ’18 as core global bond markets continued to cheapen on the back of the well-documented hawkish central bank repricing.

  • When it comes to Japanese bonds, foreign investors were net sellers, after 2 consecutive weeks of net purchases. A reminder that the pressure observed in the JGB space over the period covered by the latest dataset triggered a pre-emptive move from the BoJ. The Bank defended the top of its permitted 10-Year JGB yield trading band (+0.25%) as the benchmark yield metric came within 2bp of its line in the sand.
Latest WeekPrevious Week4-Week Rolling Sum
Net Weekly Japanese Flows Into Foreign Bonds (Ybn)-1910.7-107.1-2557.2
Net Weekly Japanese Flows Into Foreign Stocks (Ybn)111.2264.5979.7
Net Weekly Foreign Flows Into Japanese Bonds (Ybn)-894.1287.9-1764.4
Net Weekly Foreign Flows Into Japanese Stocks (Ybn)-29.7-232.1-373.1
Source: MNI - Market News/Bloomberg/Japanese Ministry Of Finance
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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