The yield on Japan's 10-year government bonds has quietly climbed to a 17-year high—the last time this number was seen was back in 2008. Although the Bank of Japan does not mention "interest rate hikes," the market has already voted with its feet: funds are repricing based on the rhythm of "actual interest rate hikes." This wave of signals from the bond market reveals more than just a local Japanese story.
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The yield on Japan's 10-year government bonds has quietly climbed to a 17-year high—the last time this number was seen was back in 2008. Although the Bank of Japan does not mention "interest rate hikes," the market has already voted with its feet: funds are repricing based on the rhythm of "actual interest rate hikes." This wave of signals from the bond market reveals more than just a local Japanese story.