Japanese life insurers to gradually repatriate funds despite rising JGB yields
Japanese life insurers are committed to diversified portfolios, indicating that higher 20-year Japanese government bond (JGB) yields, which rose to around 4% last month (a quadrupling over the past four years), will only lead to a gradual shift of money back home. This suggests a limited immediate disruption to the U.S. Treasury market and dollar-yen trading.
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