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Japan’s rising bond yields are creating a trillion-dollar risk that could trigger higher U.S. interest rates and losses in American retirement accounts.
Japan’s bond market just sent a warning shot that American investors can’t afford to ignore. When Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba compared his country’s fiscal outlook to Greece’s, it triggered one of the weakest sovereign bond auctions in decades, according to Inc. This sent yields to their highest levels since the 1990s. With Japan holding over $1.13 trillion in U.S.
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