2020年以来最高的日本40年债券需求

The Japanese 40-year bond auction saw strong demand, reaching its highest level since 2020, with yields rising to 4.23%. This comes amid expectations of tightening Japan's monetary policy due to concerns that the Bank of Japan may delay raising interest rates, with potential hikes expected in October and November. Meanwhile, foreign holdings of U.S. bonds declined to their lowest level in nine months, as the global bond market is influenced by rising yields and inflation. This indicates investors are ready to capitalize on higher returns, especially since long-term Japanese bonds are considered a hedge tool for life insurance companies. These developments suggest the possibility of continued monetary tightening in global markets, with investors closely watching upcoming Japanese 2-year bond auctions.

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