Okasan Securities Economist Advises Japan to Avoid Further Debt Issuance as Foreign Holdings Remain Below 20%

According to Jin10, on July 14, Ko Nakayama, an economist at Okasan Securities, advised Japan's government to avoid expanding its debt burden while the Bank of Japan holds substantial Japanese government bonds and foreign investors' holdings remain below 20%. Analysts widely regard 20% foreign ownership as a critical threshold; breaching it could trigger significant volatility in JGB yields and undermine market stability. Nakayama emphasized maintaining market participants' confidence and broader trust in Japanese government debt.
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