Japanese government bond yields approaching three percent could prompt central bank intervention. This situation raises concerns about the nation's fiscal sustainability and borrowing costs. Policymakers face pressure to manage increased spending and public debt effectively. The Bank of Japan may increase bond purchases if yields rise sharply. Future interest rate hikes are anticipated amid persistent inflation risks.

Japanese government bond yields saw a steepening curve on Wednesday. Shorter-dated yields declined, mirroring U.S. Treasury movements after inflation data. Longer-dated yields,…

TOKYO, July 16 : The Bank of Japan may face political pressure to ramp up bond buying if the benchmark 10-year yield breaks above the key 3 per cent threshold and puts Premier…