Japan's 40-Year Bond Yields Surpass 4% for the First Time

A Historic Shift in Japanese Government Debt Markets

Japan's ultra-long-term borrowing costs have reached unprecedented levels, with 40-year government bond yields climbing above 4% for the first time since their introduction in 2007. The development comes amid heightened political uncertainty and expanding fiscal policy expectations, raising questions about the sustainability of Japan's debt trajectory and potential implications for global bond markets.

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