Reported 6 months ago
Japan's 10-year sovereign bond yield has reached 1% for the first time since the Bank of Japan implemented stimulus measures in 2013, sparking discussions on potential monetary policy adjustments. Analysts predict further increases in yields for 20- and 30-year bonds due to persisting inflation levels above the central bank's target, with projections of the 10-year yield potentially rising to 1.2% in the coming weeks. Speculation suggests the Bank of Japan may raise rates to prevent yen depreciation, while the upcoming policy meeting in June will likely address inflation outlook.
Source: YAHOO