Japan’s Bond Market Volatility Casts Shadow over FASB-ASBJ Meeting: Trial Balance

Japan’s bond market is flashing red. Here’s why investors should pay attention

In 2008, Japan was the quiet stabilizer in an unravelling world. Its central bank was passive, its interest rates were near zero and its bond market quietly absorbed global capital. Fast forward to 2025, and Japan is no longer the ballast, it’s the epicentre of a potential sovereign debt crisis. And what’s happening there could soon ripple across the globe, especially into the U.S. Treasury market.

Japan’s bond market volatility casts shadow over FASB-ASBJ meeting: Trial Balance

As fiscal pressure rapidly builds in Japan, U.S. and Japanese accounting standard-setters met in Tokyo to discuss alignment in areas like M&A and environmental credits.

How shockwaves from Japanese elections could reverberate in the U.S. bond market

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