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Japanese 30-year bond yields hit a record 3.445% amid stimulus concerns, yet auctions saw strong demand.
Japanese 30-year government bond yields hit a record 3.445%, rising for four straight sessions amid concerns over fiscal sustainability from Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s expanded stimulus plan.
Despite the surge, a government auction drew strong demand, with a bid-to-cover ratio of 4.04—the highest since 2019—and a record accepted yield of 3.434%.
The 10-year yield reached 1.935%, its highest since 2007, while officials monitor rising yields’ impact on borrowing costs.
Analysts attribute demand to high yields and expectations of reduced long-term bond issuance, even as the Bank of Japan’s policy path remains uncertain.
Los rendimientos de los bonos japoneses a 30 años alcanzaron un récord de 3.445% en medio de preocupaciones de estímulo, sin embargo, las subastas registraron una fuerte demanda.