Japanese bond funds attract record inflows

Japanese bond funds have drawn record inflows this year as higher yields attract international buyers. Morningstar data shows European ETFs reached 1.5 billion dollars in net inflows.

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Japanese bond exchange-traded funds attracted $1.5 billion in net inflows during Tuesday morning trading, driven by rising yields in Japan. The record inflows surpass the $550 million recorded across the whole of 2025. The surge reflects growing demand from European investors seeking fixed-income assets and portfolio diversification away from the United States, according to data from Morningstar.

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