AMERICA'S LARGEST CREDITOR IS OFFICIALLY DUMPING US DEBT.
Japanese investors sold ¥5 trillion ($33 billion) of U.S. sovereign bonds in Q1 2026, the largest quarterly selloff since 2022.
The cost of currency hedging has made U.S. debt a losing trade for Japan, forcing them to pull their money back home.
With Japan exiting, the primary buyer of the U.S. bond market is vanishing.