The Japanese 30-year government bond yield hitting 3.20% marks a significant event, tying a multi-decade high from May, signaling potential pressure in Japan’s bond market. This could reflect investor concerns about inflation, monetary policy shifts, or economic outlook, especially if the Bank of Japan considers tightening. The MOVE index rising from support suggests increasing volatility [...]The post Japanese 30-year Government Bond Yield Hits 3.20% appeared first on Tekedia.
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