Japan’s Bond Yields Surge to 2007 Highs: What It Means for Global Markets

Japan’s 40-year government bond yield has reached a record high not seen since 2007, signaling a significant shift in the nation’s economic strategy and sparking global market reactions. The Bank of Japan’s recent decision to reduce long-term bond purchases is playing a major role, as it tightens fiscal conditions. This change is expected to impact global financial markets and risk asset portfolios worldwide.