In the bond market on the 14th, the movement to sell Japanese government bonds strengthened, and the long-term interest rate reached 0.5%, which the Bank of Japan set as the upper limit of the fluctuation range for three consecutive business days.
Speculation that the Bank of Japan will revise its monetary easing measures under the new governor is increasing pressure on interest rates in the market.
When Japanese government bonds are sold, the price goes down and the interest rate rises. , the Bank of Japan set the upper limit of the fluctuation range at 0.5%.
Long-term interest rates rise to the upper limit of the fluctuation range for three consecutive business days.
This is because the Bank of Japan is increasingly selling government bonds in anticipation of a rise in interest rates due to speculation that the Bank of Japan will revise its monetary easing measures under the new governor.