Japan's 40-Year Bond Yield Hits Record High: Who Lends for 40 Years?
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Japan's 40-year government bond yield just hit an all-time high of 3.689%, and the 20-year yield reached levels not seen since 1999. In this video, we explain why yields are surging, what it means for the world's largest bond market, and who would ever lend to Japan for 40 years. Chapters: 00:00 Japan's forty-year government bond just hit thre 00:19 The trigger was not the central bank 00:31 And the Bank of Japan is expected to add to it
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