【Blockchain Rhythm】Significant changes have occurred in the Japanese government bond market. On January 23, the yield on the 2-year Japanese government bond broke through the 1.245% mark, reaching a new high since 1996. This data shift reflects adjustments in the Bank of Japan’s policy environment and market expectations, which could have ripple effects on global financial markets, including cryptocurrency valuations. The appearance of historical highs often signals a turning point in market sentiment and risk pricing.
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 11h ago
Japanese government bond yields hit a new high? Now BTC will have to ride the volatility again. The Bank of Japan's move has the whole world trembling.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 12h ago
Japanese government bond yields hit a new high? The crypto market will have to fluctuate again. The Bank of Japan's actions are becoming more aggressive.
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SelfRugger
· 12h ago
The recent surge in Japanese government bonds is a bit alarming. If it truly affects the valuation of the crypto market, we need to be cautious.
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On-ChainDiver
· 12h ago
Japanese government bonds are causing trouble again, and now global assets have to shake along. The crypto world can't escape either.
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ser_we_are_early
· 12h ago
Here comes the news of another round of retail investors getting caught again. Japanese government bonds are rising, and now they have to bring the crypto world into it.
Japan's 2-year government bond yield hits 29-year high at 1.245%
【Blockchain Rhythm】Significant changes have occurred in the Japanese government bond market. On January 23, the yield on the 2-year Japanese government bond broke through the 1.245% mark, reaching a new high since 1996. This data shift reflects adjustments in the Bank of Japan’s policy environment and market expectations, which could have ripple effects on global financial markets, including cryptocurrency valuations. The appearance of historical highs often signals a turning point in market sentiment and risk pricing.