In the bond market on the 3rd, Japanese government bonds were sold, and the long-term interest rate temporarily rose to 0.505%, exceeding the 0.5% upper limit of fluctuation range set by the Bank of Japan.
The view that the Bank of Japan may move to revise its monetary easing measures in the future is deeply rooted, and upward pressure on interest rates is increasing.
When Japanese government bonds are sold, their prices fall and their interest rates rise. It rose to 0.505% at one point.
The Bank of Japan revised its large-scale monetary easing measures in December last year and raised the upper limit of the fluctuation range of long-term interest rates to about 0.5%, but this upper limit has been exceeded since the 22nd of last month.
A market insider said, ``Long-term interest rates in the United States have continued to rise recently, and there is a deep-rooted view that the Bank of Japan will move to revise its monetary easing measures, and upward pressure on interest rates is increasing.'' I'm talking to