In the bond market on the 25th, Japan's long-term interest rates fell in tandem with the decline in long-term interest rates due to concerns over the economic slowdown in the United States, temporarily dropping to 0.18%, the lowest level in four months. ..
Government bonds are bought in the market and the interest rate goes down when the price goes up, but in the bond market on the 25th, the movement to buy Japanese government bonds has become stronger, and the 10-year government bond which is a representative index of long-term interest rates Yield temporarily dropped to 0.18%.
Japan's long-term interest rates have risen to the upper limit of "0.25%" in the current monetary easing policy, following the trend of global interest rate hikes, but it has risen to the level for the first time in about four months. It has dropped.
Market officials said, "This is a move linked to growing concerns about the economic slowdown in the United States and declining long-term interest rates. The denial also has an effect. "