2026-01-15 00:44:01

Japan's 2-year government bond yield dipped by 1 basis point, settling at 1.165%. This modest decline reflects ongoing shifts in market sentiment around fixed-income valuations.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-17 02:56

Japanese bonds have fallen again? 1bp really isn't enough to watch; this level of fluctuation can't shake the market at all.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 01-17 02:40

ah, 1 basis point... *cracks knuckles* you know what's wild? statistically speaking, this is EXACTLY how the 2008 pre-collapse phase started. everyone's rotating into bonds thinking it's "safe," meanwhile the real reckoning's building under the surface. history doesn't repeat but it sure does rhyme, and those charts from '07 are looking real familiar rn ngl

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BuyTheTop

· 01-16 13:34

Japanese bonds are falling again? It seems like all the central banks around the world are easing their monetary policies.

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DoomCanister

· 01-15 01:13

Japanese bonds have fallen again. This wave really has no significant movement, only 1 basis point... Market sentiment is still so conflicted.

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GateUser-7b078580

· 01-15 01:13

Only dropped by 1 basis point... Data shows that this fluctuation is not enough to be seen; when measured hourly, the volatility has long been smoothed out. However, I have seen too many of these fixed income valuation fluctuation patterns, and the signs of collapse are hidden within these seemingly stable curves. Just wait a bit longer, the historical lows haven't arrived yet.

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