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BlackRock strategists say intensified capital competition means Japan’s rate reset is spilling across borders. They outline a bond-market feedback loop: rising U.S. rates could weaken the yen and pressure the Bank of Japan to act sooner; higher Japanese yields could pull capital home, reducing demand for U.S. Treasuries and raising U.S. borrowing costs. Decades of ultra-low domestic yields made Japan a major capital exporter; Japanese holders now own about $1.1trn of U.S. Treasuries. A 5% repatriation would be roughly $55bn — about one-quarter of last year’s foreign net purchases of U.S. Treasuries.

Mexico plans to cut fiscal support for Pemex's debt payments to 81.1 billion pesos (~$4.8bn) in 2027, nearly a 70% reduction from this year’s 263.5 billion pesos. Last year Mexico included a $14bn capital injection for Pemex in the 2026 budget to repay debt and completed a $10bn buyback to retire debt maturing this year. Pemex's latest financials show about $5bn of debt maturing in 2027. While the injections eased near-term funding pressure, support measures mask structural problems at the company, including bloated staffing and declining output from aging fields.