
Dollar hedging costs have risen so much that the hedged yield on 10-year US Treasuries has fallen below that of Japanese government bonds for the first time in a sustained way in a decade. Japanese investors now receive a hedged yield of 0.05% on Treasuries versus 0.13% on JGBs.
The recent jump in US Treasury yields has not made them more attractive to Japanese investors.
Shifts in Japanese capital flows between US and Japanese bonds affect the yen and dollar, which feed through to dollar-priced commodity markets. The effect on feed prices is indirect and small.
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