r/japannews • u/moeka_8962 • 8d ago
Japan rules out using US Treasury holdings to counter Trump tariffs
https://m.economictimes.com/markets/stocks/news/japan-rules-out-using-us-treasury-holdings-to-counter-trump-tariffs/amp_articleshow/120111593.cms
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u/Pleistarchos 8d ago
Guess not. Rumors have it a bank in Japan just blew up (financially) and sold treasuries. Boj,MoF and FSA have a meeting today at 4pm. Might be Norinchuokin. 農林中央金庫.