On January 5, local time, the yield on new 10-year treasury bonds, which is an indicator of Japan's long-term interest rates, once rose to 2.125%, the highest level since February 1999. The bond price and yield are inversely related. If investors actively buy treasury bonds, bond prices will rise and yields will fall. Conversely, if treasury bonds are sold, treasury bond prices will fall and yields will rise. Some analysts from the Japanese side say that due to the rise in US long-term treasury bond yields and the possibility that the Bank of Japan will continue to raise interest rates in stages, the trend of selling Japanese treasury bonds has strengthened, and treasury bond yields have continued to rise.

On January 5, local time, the yield on new 10-year treasury bonds, which is an indicator of Japan's long-term interest rates, once rose to 2.125%, the highest level since February 1999. The bond price and yield are inversely related. If investors actively buy treasury bonds, bond prices will rise and yields will fall. Conversely, if treasury bonds are sold, treasury bond prices will fall and yields will rise. Some analysts from the Japanese side say that due to the rise in US long-term treasury bond yields and the possibility that the Bank of Japan will continue to raise interest rates in stages, the trend of selling Japanese treasury bonds has strengthened, and treasury bond yields have continued to rise.