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20-year Japanese government bond yield declines 2 bps to 3.64%.
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Japan’s 20-year government bond yield fell 2 basis points to 3.64%, according to a First Squawk market update. The move marks a modest decline in long-end Japanese yields, easing borrowing-cost pressure at the 20-year tenor. It matters because long-dated JGB yields are a key gauge of duration risk and global rates spillovers. Watch whether the decline extends across the 10- and 30-year sectors or proves a single-point adjustment.
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