TOKYO -- Foreign investors, now a significant presence in the market for ultralong-term Japanese government bonds, appear to be anticipating a rise in yields on the back of worsening Japanese finances.
With historic high rates, swap markets signal risk of further rise ahead
Yields on ultralong-term Japanese government debt have been rising, likely amid concern over the country's finances. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Foreign investors, now a significant presence in the market for ultralong-term Japanese government bonds, appear to be anticipating a rise in yields on the back of worsening Japanese finances.