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Japanese Bonds Rebound After Record Yield Surge

The Japanese bond market saw a slight recovery in government bonds (JGBs) following a significant spike in yields in May 2025. This rebound helps address some investor concerns regarding potential intervention by the Bank of Japan (BoJ). The BoJ Board Member, Asahi Noguchi, stated that “no immediate action is needed” despite a surge in super-long bond yields and calls for increased purchases or reconsideration of tapering measures.

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