Japanese US bond investors have large unrealised losses and may need to sell
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- Опубликовано: 22 июн 2024
- Norinchukin Bank, Is one of the largets holders of US bonds, and Japanese investors are the largest foreign holders of US Bonds. The end of the carry trade and slower than expected interest rate cuts are cited as Norinchukin Bank's reason for divesting from their US bond portfolio.
Emerging market currencies are weak, the Swiss Franc is slightly weaker after a surprise cut in interest rates from the SNB.
Look for Fedex earnings this week as a leading indicator.
Bank of Japan BOJ is watching the Yen closely.
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I hope the Yen carry trade isn’t forcibly unwound all at once
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Very interesting video; so what happens next.?
It depends, If all Japanese investors sell their US bond holding then this will exert negative price pressure on US government debt.
And if they are, so what?
It may or may not have an influence on bond prices..
Sell to preserve yourself.
Maybe, maybe not, the extra supply may get soaked up by investors on expectations of lower interest rates
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