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Japanese Bond Yields Trim Recent Gains With Late Drop on Friday
After a week of rapid increases, yields on Japan’s 30- and 40-year government bonds dropped more than 10 basis points in late ...
A famed Wall Street bear warns of 'global financial market Armageddon' as Japanese bond yields spike
"Major financial events often happen first in Japan, for example the late-1990s tech bubble bursting first in Japan," Albert ...
Investors have been rattled by a rising U.S. bond yield. They should be more worried about Japan.
Treasury yield has grabbed the lion’s share of attention lately when it comes to signaling how the U.S. fiscal outlook is ...
The Japanese government bond market is in trouble
The Japanese government bond market was already having a bit of a springtime nightmare, but a poor auction of 20-year debt ...
Japan's possible response to rise in super-long bond yields
Japan's super-long government bond yields have spiked to record highs, as mounting political calls for tax cuts and big ...
Trading Day: Japan's Long Bond Warning
It was a sobering day for U.S. assets on Tuesday, with Wall Street, the dollar and longer-dated Treasuries all declining as ...
3 Reasons Why Japan's Record Bond Yield Spike Matters
Japan's bond yield surge hints at global market risks. See how it impacts U.S. Treasuries, the yen, and top investments like ...
Japan Bonds Plunge as Weak Auction Adds to Fear Over BOJ Retreat
The slump in Japanese bonds worsened Tuesday after the weakest demand at a government debt auction in more than a decade ...
Japan's super-long bond yields soar to records as market frets about demand
The longest-dated Japanese government bond yields soared to all-time highs on Tuesday, as investors' worries about demand for ...
Why are Japanese bond yields rising and what does it mean for Indian investors?
Japanese bond yields surged after BoJ's Noguchi downplayed intervention needs, triggering concerns amid rising inflation, ...
Japanese Government Bond Yields Could Continue to Rise
Japanese government bond yields will likely continue to rise, but because of BOJ interest-rate hikes rather than concerns about fiscal sustainability, Capital Economics said.