Fitch says Japan continues to show appetite for offshore yields, including exposure to US private credit

Fitch's comment suggests that Japan's investors are actively seeking higher yields in offshore markets, particularly in US private credit.

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Fitch says Japan continues to show appetite for offshore yields, including exposure to US private credit

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This trend underscores a growing appetite for diversification beyond local assets, which could indicate diminishing confidence in domestic returns. Traders should watch for potential shifts in capital flows that may affect the yen and US credit markets.

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