Bond Market Crash

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Japanese Investors Dump $29 Billion Worth US Bonds at Fastest Pace in Four Years as Inflation Fears Shake Treasury Market

2026-05-17 Niranjan Ghatule

Japanese investors sold $29.6 billion in US Treasuries and bonds during Q1 2026, marking the largest quarterly sale since 2022 amid rising inflation fears and bond market turmoil.

Global Investors Dump U.S. Assets: Dollar Dives Below 100, Bond Yields Hit Record Highs

2025-04-13 Ravi Mehta

Amid rising global economic uncertainty, U.S. financial markets are witnessing a significant shift as major investors pull out, pushing the Dollar Index below the crucial 100 mark and driving bond yields to multi-year highs. Policy decisions under Donald Trump’s administration are at the heart of this unfolding financial drama.

Japanese Investors Dump $29 Billion Worth US Bonds at Fastest Pace in Four Years as Inflation Fears Shake Treasury Market

Global Investors Dump U.S. Assets: Dollar Dives Below 100, Bond Yields Hit Record Highs

Japanese Investors Dump $29 Billion Worth US Bonds at Fastest Pace in Four Years as Inflation Fears Shake Treasury Market

Global Inflation Surge Intensifies as Oil Prices and Iran Conflict Pressure Central Banks

Senator Jerry Moran Praises Trump’s China Visit, Discusses Taiwan Risks and Trade Deals

China Calls for Reopening Strait of Hormuz Amid U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Efforts and Rising Global Supply Chain Concerns

Global Bond Market Stress Intensifies as Yields Surge Across the US, UK, and Japan