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government bonds
News updates related to government bonds.
Japanese government bond prices rose sharply, with the 10-year yield falling to 2.750%.
The Japanese bond market (JGB) rebounded for the second consecutive session thanks to bargain hunting at high yields and positive sentiment from the US debt market.
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The US stock market faces the risk of a correction as bond yields rise sharply.
The divergence between the 12% surge in the S&P 500 and inflationary pressures in the bond market is causing investors to worry about the possibility of a major sell-off.
Yields on 10-year Japanese government bonds rose to 2.785%.
JGB bond prices fell for the seventh consecutive session as investors awaited supplemental budget plans and further monetary tightening decisions from the Bank of Japan.
Japanese bond yields hit their highest level since 1997, amid pressure to withdraw $1 trillion from the US.
Yields on 10-year Japanese government bonds hit 2.73%, prompting a wave of capital withdrawal from international markets and reinvestment domestically as inflation rises.
US 30-year Treasury yields hit 5.12% amid a global sell-off.
Global bond markets experienced significant volatility as yields in the UK and Japan hit record highs. Oil prices surged to $109 per barrel, raising the likelihood of a Fed interest rate hike to 50%.
Japanese Yen exchange rate today, May 28, 2025: The Japanese Yen fell due to a sharp decline in yields on ultra-long-term Japanese government bonds.
Japanese Yen exchange rate today, May 28, 2025: The Japanese Yen fell due to a sharp decline in yields on ultra-long-term Japanese government bonds.
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