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Japan Bond Yields Near Multi-Decade Highs as War Fuels Inflation

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Japan’s government bond prices plummeted Monday, driving 10-year yields to 2.32%—near January’s 1999 peak—amid escalating Middle East conflict fears. The five-year yield surged 5 basis points to 1.72%, approaching record highs since its inception, as investors priced in inflation risks from geopolitical instability. Bond futures dropped sharply by 59 ticks to 130.62, signaling heightened market volatility as traders anticipated prolonged inflationary pressures from the war. The selloff reflects growing concerns that the conflict will disrupt global supply chains, further tightening energy markets and pushing prices higher. Analysts warn sustained yield spikes could force Japan’s central bank to reconsider its ultra-loose monetary policy sooner than expected.
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