TOKYO -- Yields on ultralong-term Japanese government bonds have been rising since Sanae Takaichi was elected Liberal Democratic Party president as the market expects expansionary fiscal policy under her leadership.
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The Bank of Japan has moved to taper its Japanese government bond holdings, which has contributed to the rising yields of long-dated JGBs. (Photo by Akira Kodaka)
TOKYO -- Yields on ultralong-term Japanese government bonds have been rising since Sanae Takaichi was elected Liberal Democratic Party president as the market expects expansionary fiscal policy under her leadership.