Japan's 20-year government bond yield just broke through to 3.135%, marking the highest level on record. This move signals shifting expectations around long-term interest rates and could reshape how investors think about global capital allocation.



For crypto traders watching macro trends, this matters. Rising JGB yields typically influence carry trade dynamics and broader risk appetite across emerging markets. When long-term rates climb this steeply, it affects everything from funding costs to the appeal of higher-yielding assets. The milestone reflects persistent inflationary pressures and potential shifts in Bank of Japan policy thinking—something worth monitoring as you size your portfolio positioning.
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MevHuntervip
· 17h ago
Japanese bond yields break 3%, is the carry trade cooling off? I need to quickly adjust my positions.
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GasFeePhobiavip
· 17h ago
Japanese bonds breaking 3%? The carry trade is cooling off. This just got interesting.
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MEVEyevip
· 17h ago
Japanese bonds hit new highs again, the carry trade needs a slight adjustment... retail investors are still sleepwalking.
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MondayYoloFridayCryvip
· 17h ago
Japanese bonds break 3%? Carry trade is about to blow up, need to reduce positions quickly
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RuntimeErrorvip
· 17h ago
Japanese bond yields hit new highs again, is the carry trade about to blow up? The leveraged positions in hand are trembling.
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