TREE NEWS reports: Foreign investors bought a net ¥585.7 billion of Japanese bonds in the week to October 2, 2026, turning positive after a net sale of ¥1.3418 trillion the previous week. The swing marks a renewed appetite for Japanese fixed income after the prior week’s outflow.
Foreigners Buy ¥585.7B in Japanese Bonds in Week to Oct 2
The swing back to net buying after a sizeable outflow suggests the prior week's selling was tactical rather than a repricing of Japanese duration risk. What matters is whether this reflects genuine demand from overseas accounts or simply the reversal of a short-lived position unwind, since a single week's flow is a weak signal on its own. The composition of that buying, and whether it persists, is the open question.
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