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Matsuzawa Morning Report
Global Markets Research
16 July 2026Matsuzawa Morning Report
Macro Strategy - Japan
Research Analysts
Road to changes in GPIF investment policy Strategy
Naka Matsuzawa - NSC
Bank stocks benefit from interest in non-AI-related stocks naka.matsuzawa@nomura.com
+81 3 6703 3864
-InvestorsexpectingchangestoGPIF'sinvestmentpoliciesoftencitethe2013-2014
precedent.
-Atthattime,thebasicthinkingbehindAbenomicswasconsistentwiththeGPIF'sfocus
onriskassetsandoverseasassets.
-ThecurrentdirectionofSanaenomicsisinconsistentwithaGPIFreturntoJapanese
assets.
-PolicychangesthatwouldjustifyareturntoJapaneseassetsincludeadeclarationby
theTakaichiadministrationthatdeflationhascometoanend,Cabinetappointmentsthat
excludereflationists,andtacitacceptanceofanearlyBOJratehike.
Today's Japanese markets
In Japanese markets on Thursday, this author expects equities to fall back and bonds to
extend gains (in overnight futures trading, bonds were up 22 sen and equities were down
JPY1,260 over OSE). In overseas markets yesterday, US rate hike expectations continued
to decline, encouraging risk-on flows. New York Fed President John Williams was
optimistic about inflation, and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh also said that AI investment would
not necessarily push up inflation. Meanwhile, the Middle East situation remained tense,
pushing crude oil higher again and weighing on risk assets. In the US bond market, rate
hike expectations fell and the short and intermediate zones drove gains. The probability of
a rate hike as priced in by the market has fallen to 10% for July and 55% for September.
In the US stock market, bank stocks drove gains in response to US bank earnings results.
Meanwhile, tech failed to gain traction despite strong earnings results from European
companies.
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