Japan’s ‘Widow-Maker’ Bond Trade Becomes World Beater
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Japan's 'widow-maker' bond trade, which involves borrowing and selling Japanese government bonds in anticipation of falling prices, has become a lucrative bet in the global bond market. The trade's success is attributed to the expectation of rising Japanese yields. Experts consider this trade 'totally rational'.
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Moderate to High: The success of this trade could lead to increased selling of Japanese government bonds, potentially driving up yields and influencing global bond market dynamics.
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Naomi Fink, chief global strategist at Amova Asset Management, discusses Japan’s “widow-maker” trade: borrowing and selling Japanese government bonds in expectation of tumbling prices, before buying them back and pocketing the difference. The trade has become one of the most lucrative bets in the global bond market. Speaking on Bloomberg Television, Fink says it’s “totally rational” to expect that Japanese yields should move higher. “The key here is whether the move is orderly and probably some
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