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40-Year Japanese Government Bond Yield Rises 4.5 Bps To 4.115%
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Japan’s 40-year government bond yield rose 4.5 basis points to 4.115%, extending pressure at the long end of the JGB curve. The move highlights heightened sensitivity to fiscal and duration risk as investors demand more compensation for holding ultra-long Japanese debt. It matters because higher long-end yields can feed through to global bond benchmarks, currency markets and borrowing costs. Watch next for spillovers into the yen and U.S. Treasury yields, and for signals from the Bank of Japan on its bond-purchase and policy normalization path.
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