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Japanese Bonds Attract Global Capital as Yields Rise, Demand Stabilizes

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Wednesday, October 28, 2026

International portfolio managers are increasing allocations to Japanese government debt as domestic economic conditions improve and policymakers maintain supportive stances. Higher yields and strengthening domestic consumption have rekindled investor interest in Japanese fixed income. Market participants cite the attractive yield environment and signs of recovery in domestic demand as primary drivers of renewed appetite for Japanese bonds. The shift reflects growing confidence among global fund managers in Japan's economic trajectory.

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