#JapanBondMarketSell-Off The recent surge in Japanese government bond yields — with 30-year and 40-year maturities jumping over 25 basis points — has captured the attention of global macro observers. This move follows Japan’s plans to ease fiscal tightening and increase government spending, signaling a potential shift in the ultra-low-yield environment that has dominated the country for decades.
Japan’s bond market has historically been a cornerstone of global capital flows, offering stable, near-zero yields that influence international rate expectations. A sudden spike in long-dated yields is