Long-term interest rates rise to 3% level for first time in about 30 years

MacroDigital Finance

โดย 時事通信·

Summary · why it matters

In the Tokyo bond market on the 1st, the yield on the new 10-year government bond, a benchmark for long-term interest rates, temporarily rose to 3.000%, reaching a high level not seen since October 1996, about 30 years ago. According to Japan Bond Trading Co., bond prices are falling. This rise reflects domestic upward pressure on interest rates, and market participants are paying attention to its impact on future monetary policy.

Japan Government Bond 10Y ▲

Impact on stocks 1

Others▲ · 1 stocks

％Japan Government Bond 10Y

JP-10Y

▲ PositiveMonetaryrelevance

Long-term interest rates rise to 3% for first time in 30 years, reflecting upward pressure on rates.

Long-term interest rates rise to 3% level for first time in about 30 years

Impact on stocks 1

Theme Impact

Off-coverage companies

Related news