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Why FIIs Sold ₹10,000 Crore Yesterday: The Japan Carry Trade Connection

2025-05-21 Ravi Mehta

A sharp sell-off by FIIs, worth over ₹10,000 crore, surprised Indian markets yesterday. While there was no major domestic trigger, rising Japanese bond yields appear to be the key driver. As the Bank of Japan reduces its bond holdings through Quantitative Tightening, yields have surged, impacting the popular carry trade.

Why Japan’s Bond Yields Are Surging — And What It Means for Global Markets

2025-05-20 Niranjan Ghatule

Japan’s bond market is experiencing an unprecedented shift, with long-term yields reaching historic highs. This blog explores the reasons behind the surge in Japan’s bond yields, from the end of ultra-loose monetary policy to rising inflation and a massive debt burden.

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