28.10.202503:47:51UTC+00Japan 10-Year Yield Falls as BOJ Meeting Looms

Japan's 10-year government bond yield declined to approximately 1.64% on Tuesday, approaching its lowest level this week. This movement comes as investors anticipate the Bank of Japan's policy meeting, during which the central bank is expected to maintain current interest rates. However, discussions among policymakers are likely to cover the conditions necessary for resuming rate increases as concerns related to tariffs diminish. Market participants are also closely watching the forthcoming meeting between Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and US President Donald Trump, where key topics will include trade relations, defense expenditures, and potential Japanese investments in the United States. In parallel, Japan’s newly appointed economic revitalization minister, Minoru Kiuchi, emphasized that the government's primary focus is to propel economic growth, aligning with Takaichi’s dedication to expansionary fiscal policy.