Foreign investors are piling into long-dated Japanese government bonds at the fastest pace in more than two decades this year, attracted by a sharp rise in yields in a market that has for years offered few profits for traders.
Data from the Japan Securities Dealers Association shows that foreign investors bought a net ￥11.3tn ($71.8bn) of JGBs with a maturity of more than 10 years this year to the end of October — higher than any comparable period since records began in 2004.
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