Japan's 40-Year Bond Yield Rises 2.0 Bps to 4.135%

Published Sep 18, 04:14 AM UTC

The yield on Japan's 40-year government bonds increased by 2.0 basis points, reaching 4.135%. This movement reflects a shift in the long-term bond market, potentially driven by investor expectations regarding monetary policy or economic conditions. The rise in the ultra-long-term yield is a notable development in Japan's fixed-income market, which has been closely watched for signs of policy normalization by the Bank of Japan. The data, reported by financial information provider Jin10, indicates a continued upward trend in long-term borrowing costs for the Japanese government.

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