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The Japanese and New Zealand 10 Year bond benchmarks hit their highest yields in more than a decade after heavy selling in German Bunds accelerated into the markets in Asia. Shifts in U.S. foreign policy are driving changes in European defense and infrastructure spending. The resulting sell-off in German Bunds has had a direct impact on APAC markets, particularly in Japan and New Zealand.
“Japan’s 10-year bond (JP10YT=TRDT) yield surpassed 1.5% for the first time since 2009, while the 30-year yield climbed to 2.5%, a level not seen since 2008. Meanwhile, New Zealand’s 10-year bond (NZG0535=OMFS) saw yields rise by nearly 10 basis points.” Saracen Fletcher, APAC Product Development and Strategy.
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