Japanese 10-Year Yield Falls 5 Basis Points to 2.710% as Middle East Tensions Ease

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According to Jin10 Data, Japanese government bonds rebounded on May 25, with the 10-year yield declining 5 basis points to 2.710% and the 30-year yield down 5.5 basis points to 3.955%. The move follows signs of easing Middle East tensions, reducing market inflation concerns. Japan's reliance on imported energy means regional oil price pressures previously weighed on both economic and inflation outlooks.
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