"...the following scenario is one to watch — domestic holders, stung by inflation, rapidly increase their holdings of overseas debt and other investments, cutting back on government bonds. This drives yields up and the yen down, catching the eye of foreign investors who pile on, selling Japanese bonds aggressively. Events take on a momentum of their own, and a year from now people are shaking their heads over how it was possible the Japan bond bubble lasted as long as it did."
http://blogs.reuters.com/jim-saft/20...n-debt-crisis/
http://blogs.reuters.com/jim-saft/20...n-debt-crisis/