Earn with negative yield bonuses? These investors already do it By Bolsamania

Buying debt to Japan pays better than holding US Treasury bonds. As long as the operation is made in dollars, being exposed to currency fluctuations.

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The current currency effect converts the negative return of -0.25% of the Japanese 10-year bond into the equivalent of a yield of 2.22% in US dollars. "The returns are really good and competitive," says Brendan Murphy of BNY Mellon. 17% of its BNY Mellon Global Fixed Income Fund is in Japanese debt.

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