The Japanese bond market welcomes "stable market buying"? SocGen believes that GPIF can buy up to an additional $76 billion, while Deutsche Bank calculates that $90 billion in funds could flow in.

According to the Wisdom Financial News app, Japan's long-term government bonds are currently experiencing the most intense selling pressure in 30 years, and Japan's largest pension fund may become the long-awaited "stabilizer" in the market. France's Societe Generale Bank's latest calculation shows that the Japanese government pension investment fund (GPIF) can purchase an additional 12.3 trillion yen (approximately 760 billion US dollars) in Japanese government bonds without changing the benchmark asset allocation framework. The emergence of this potential buying interest coincides with a historic moment in Japan as the yield on 10-year government bonds approaches 3% and the yield on 30-year government bonds breaks through 4%.