Japan's 40-Year Bond Yield Rises 10 Basis Points to 4.010% on July 24 Amid Inflation Concerns

According to Jin10, Japan's 40-year government bond yield rose 10 basis points to 4.010% on July 24, while the 5-year yield hit its highest level since 2000. Investors are betting the Bank of Japan will move slowly to tighten monetary policy as inflation concerns grow, particularly over rising oil prices. SMBC Nikko Securities Chief Rate Strategist Ataru Okumura noted that markets are focused on the central bank's sluggish response to oil price increases, prompting investors to demand higher premiums for holding long-term bonds due to concerns about relatively elevated inflation risks in Japan.
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