Japanese yields shift global capital

Japanese 10-year government bond yields rose above 3% for the first time since 1996, reigniting domestic capital inflows and altering investment patterns. The market experienced an internal flow due to a significant decline in Japanese investors' external holdings, as they sold a net total of 3 trillion yen in foreign debt by August 2026, marking the largest outflow since 2022. Expectations of rising interest rates at the Bank of Japan and increased domestic spending further boost inward investment, while rising yields extend the temporal horizon and impact the balance in the global bond market.

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