BREAKING: Japan Just Sold $30 Billion in U.S. Bonds — The Biggest Dump in 4 Years!

BREAKING: Japan Just Sold $30 Billion in U.S. Bonds — The Biggest Dump in 4 Years! Japan sold $29.6 billion in U.S. Treasury bonds in Q1 2026 — the largest quarterly dump in four years — and the pace accelerated every single month. Monthly selling nearly quadrupled between January and March. Japan still holds $1.2 trillion in U.S. government debt, making it the world's largest foreign Treasury holder, but for the first time in 30 years, domestic Japanese bonds now pay more than American Treasuries on a hedged basis. The Bank of Japan raised rates to 1% in June 2026, with board member Naoki Tamura calling for hikes toward 2%. Citigroup warned JGB volatility alone could force $130 billion more in U.S. bond selling. The 30-year Treasury already cleared at 5% — first time since 2007. In this video, we break down why Japan is selling, what Citigroup's $130 billion warning means, how this raises your mortgage rate, and what happens if Japan's $100 billion annual exit pace is confirmed. Watch till the end. #Japan #USTreasuries #JapanSells #BOJ #MortgageRates #TreasuryYields #GlobalFinance #Trump #BondMarket #JapanEconomy