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Japan’s banks could suffer $1.1 trillion bond loss if BoJ pivots 12/13/2022 2:25:53 AM GMT \| By Dhwani Mehta Citing the latest data from the Japanese Bankers Association, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday, the country’s banks could suffer losses on their government bonds to the tune of $1.1 trillion should the Bank of Japan (BoJ) loosen its grip on 10-year JGB yields. “Japan’s financial regulator is examining how vulnerable lenders would be to a sudden slump in government bonds should the nation’s central bank pivot away from its ultra-loose monetary policy in future,” per Bloomberg. Earlier this month, BoJ Deputy Governor Masayoshi Amamiya said that the central bank could incur an unrealized loss of JPY28.6 trillion ($211 billion) on its holdings of Japanese government bonds if yields rise by 1%, Market reaction USD/JPY is off the highs, defending gains at around 137.80, at the time of writing.