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Masaki Kondo's articles predominantly focus on finance and economy, with a specific emphasis on investment analysis and data citations. Given the coverage attributes, Masaki is likely to be interested in pitches that offer in-depth financial and economic analysis supported by credible data sources.
As the topics covered primarily revolve around hedge funds, yen, Japan insurers, BOJ (Bank of Japan), and bond market activities within Japan's financial landscape, potential contributors should offer expertise in these areas or provide valuable insights into related global economic trends.
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By: Subhadip Sircar, Masaki Kondo, Marcus Wong
Emerging-market bond investors expecting a broad rally from any US-Iran peace deal may be in for a disappointment, as money managers see sticky inflation and fiscal concerns keeping long-term yields elevated.
By: Masaki Kondo, Mia Glass
Proxies for Japanese pension funds bought a record amount of overseas bonds last month, adding to signs of robust demand for foreign debt even as local yields climbed.
By: Mia Glass, Masaki Kondo
Bank trust accounts bought a net ¥3.16 trillion ($19.7 billion) in May, preliminary figures from the Finance Ministry showed on Monday. That was the highest in data going back to 2005.
By: Mia Glass, Masaki Kondo
Japan’s insurers sold domestic super-long government bonds in May, reversing course from the start of the fiscal year as yields climbed to multi-decade highs.
Japan’s army of retail currency traders have heeded their government’s warning and stopped betting on the yen to decline, putting them at odds with professional investors positioning for further weakness.
By: Ruth Carson, Masaki Kondo
Overseas investors offloaded the most Japanese bonds in three years in June, official data showed, after a lackluster performance left the debt trailing most of its global peers.
By: Ruth Carson, Masaki Kondo
Carry trades — one of the most widely-used strategies in the $9.5 trillion-per-day currency market — are seeing the most compelling backdrop in more than two decades, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
By: Masaki Kondo, Ruth Carson
Goldman Sachs considera que el entorno para los carry trades —una de las estrategias más utilizadas en el mercado cambiario de US$9,5 billones diarios— es el más favorable en más de dos décadas.
By: Masaki Kondo, Ruth Carson
Betting on carry bears more relevance in the Group of 10 foreign-exchange space than at almost any point since 2000, strategist Stuart Jenkins wrote in a report.
By: Masaki Kondo, Matthew Burgess
The Treasury two-year yield climbed to its highest level in more than 16 months as renewed tensions in Iran pushed up oil prices, fanning speculation that the Federal Reserve will tighten policy to keep inflationary pressure in check.
