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30-Year Japanese Government Bond Yield Rises 6.5 Bps To 3.985%
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Japan’s 30-year government bond yield rose 6.5 basis points to 3.985%, extending pressure in the long end of the JGB curve. The move highlights renewed selling in super-long Japanese debt and keeps the market focused on whether long-dated yields can hold below the 4% threshold. It matters for global rates because higher JGB yields can influence cross-border duration and currency-hedging dynamics. Watch next for spillover into US and European long-end yields, yen moves, and any Bank of Japan commentary on bond-market stability.
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