2026-01-22 04:12:29

Japan's 20-year government bond yield has slipped to 3.185%, marking a 7 basis point decline. The pullback reflects shifting sentiment in the fixed income market as investors reassess rate expectations. This move carries implications for global carry trade dynamics and how international capital flows might adjust to changing yield differentials. For crypto market observers, shifts in government bond yields often signal broader monetary policy shifts and risk appetite trends that ripple across asset classes.

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bridge_anxiety

· 11h ago

Japanese bonds have fallen again, is the carry trade cooling off? It seems this wave of global liquidity is about to change again.

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TrustMeBro

· 11h ago

Japanese bond yields decline, is the carry trade about to crash again?

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GateUser-7b078580

· 11h ago

The Japanese 10-year yield has also decreased again, and data shows that this round of correction is already quite evident. However, how long can the carry trade logic still hold up...

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