Japanese 40-year government bond yields are leading a broader rise in the debt market, driven by escalating fiscal concerns and a continued uptick in oil prices. The yield on the 40-year bond climbed 6.5 basis points to reach 4.265%.
Meanwhile, the 30-year bond yield also advanced by 5.5 basis points, settling at 4.185%, as investor anxiety over the country's fiscal health persists.
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