Japan's 10-year government bond yield has climbed past the 1.9% mark, hitting levels unseen since 2006. The surge reflects growing market expectations that the Bank of Japan is poised to implement an interest rate hike in the coming weeks. Bond markets are pricing in increased odds of monetary policy tightening as inflation pressures and economic conditions push expectations for BOJ action higher than previously anticipated.
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Japan's 10-year government bond yield has climbed past the 1.9% mark, hitting levels unseen since 2006. The surge reflects growing market expectations that the Bank of Japan is poised to implement an interest rate hike in the coming weeks. Bond markets are pricing in increased odds of monetary policy tightening as inflation pressures and economic conditions push expectations for BOJ action higher than previously anticipated.