長期ちょうき金利きんり 10年ねんもの国債こくさい利回りまわり 1.5％台だいまで上昇じょうしょう 約やく1か月かげつぶり

On the 9th, moves to sell Japanese government bonds spread in the bond market, and the yield on the 10-year government bond, which is a representative indicator of long-term interest rates, reached 1 for the first time in about a month.

It has risen to the 5% range.

In the House of Councillors election, as each party advocates for benefits, reductions or abolition of the consumption tax, some market participants have pointed out that concerns are spreading among investors about a possible loosening of fiscal discipline, which has led to selling of government bonds.

In the bond market, when Japanese government bonds are sold and their prices fall, long-term interest rates tend to rise.

On the bond market on the 9th, there was a widespread move to sell government bonds, and the yield on 10-year government bonds, which is a representative indicator of long-term interest rates, was 1

It has risen to the 5% range.

Its been about a month since the 4th of last month.

As of the 1st of this month, the long-term interest rate is 1

It used to be in the 3% range, but recently the pace of increase has accelerated, and the yields on even longer-term bonds, such as 30-year and 40-year bonds, have risen significantly.

In the House of Councillors election, as each party advocates for benefits, reductions or abolition of the consumption tax, some market participants have pointed out that concerns are spreading among investors about a possible loosening of fiscal discipline, which has led to selling of government bonds.

Market participants say, In transactions involving so-called super-long-term government bonds, such as 30-year or 40-year bonds, investors views on fiscal policy tend to be especially reflected.

It seems that, along with the election campaign, interest in Japans fiscal situation is gradually increasing in the bond market, he said.