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Japan Rates Insights
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Japan Rates Insights
Global Markets Research
23 July 2026Japan Rates Insights
Rates - Global
Research AnalystsAssessing the impact of including government
Japan Rates Strategybonds in NISA
Ryosuke Matsuzaki - NSC
Inclusion of retail JGBs to NISA could drive JPY3.8trn inflows, and lower ryosuke.matsuzaki@nomura.com
USD/JPY by two big figures through substitution from foreign equities. +81 3 6703 3871
Masaki Kuwahara - NSC
• Background: Discussions on including retail government bonds in NISA are masaki.kuwahara@nomura.com
intensifying, and proposals that also incorporate inheritance tax relief are being +81 3 6703 3876
considered. While the details of the institutional design remain unclear, such
Global FX Strategy measures could significantly alter household money flows.
Yusuke Miyairi, CFA - NIplc
• Rates implication: According to our estimates, capital inflows of approximately yusuke.miyairi@nomura.com
JPY3.8trn are expected into retail government bonds. However, the amount of inflows +44 (0) 20 7102 4145
could vary substantially, depending on the yield on retail government bonds and the Yujiro Goto - NSC
eventual design of the NISA framework. yujiro.goto@nomura.com
+81 3 6703 1120
• FX implication: NISA substitution from foreign equities to retail JGBs could ease JPY
depreciation pressure by ~JPY2trn, based on our estimates, lowering USD/JPY by
roughly two big figures and partially offsetting the recent trade and services deficit.
Fig. 1: Additional inflows into retail government bonds (JPY tn) Fig. 2: FX impact of the inclusion of retail JGBs to NISA via
substitution effects
Interest rates of retail government bond
0.50% 1.00% 1.50% 2.00% 2.50% 3.00% Retail JGB substitution ratio by 40s and over
20s 0.06 0.11 0.16 0.22 0.27 0.32 JPY trn
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