Record high for 30-year JGB yields
The yield on Japan's 30-year government bonds rose to a record high of 4.235%, amid anticipation of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks on fiscal policy and measures to support the economy. Investors are counting on her scheduled speech, which is expected to include commitments to flexible policies to address economic developments. Meanwhile, pressures on the bond market are increasing due to concerns over Japan's finances, global inflation challenges, and rising energy prices. Fears of further government spending and its impact on the overall fiscal situation are also reflected. Short-term bond yields in Japan have decreased, while global yields have risen due to economic tensions and expectations of interest rate hikes.
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