Morgan Asset Management said that compared to the global bond benchmark index, reducing holdings or avoiding Japanese treasury bonds can increase excess returns. Business leader Myles Bradshaw said that the Bank of Japan is still “acting too slowly” in terms of policy normalization and interest rate hikes, which means that intervention by the yen alone is unlikely to change the fundamentals of the currency, nor is it likely to substantially slow the pace of its depreciation. The Bank of Japan may increase the pace of interest rate hikes. “This is clearly an opportunity for investors. The market is currently digesting interest rate hikes every six months, which seems like a very low threshold”.

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