Long-term Bond Yield Hits 3 Percent
Japan 10-year governmental bond yield hit a benchmark 3 percent on September 1 st , for the first time in these thirty years. Since Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi took her seat in October 2025, the yield has been hiking, as she delivers messages for active investment without reliable fiscal resource. Not only her fiscal policy, prolonged inflation caused by unstable international security situation and pressures for raising interest rate of the central bank, mainly from the United States, can further raise the yield, adding concern on Japanese economy. The bond market in Japan marked 3.005 percent of yield for 10-year governmental bond in September 1 st . According to a brokage firm, this is the highest level since September 1996 when the bubble economy had burst a few years before and concern on health of fiscal balance of the government of Japan was swelling. The direct reason of the yield rising was a speculation that the central banks of Japan and the United Stat...