TechFlow News, March 23: According to JINSHI Data, Japanese government bond prices fell on Monday morning, pushing yields back up to multi-decade highs. Markets are increasingly concerned that escalating Middle Eastern conflicts will drive up inflation. The 10-year bond yield rose 6 basis points to 2.32%, nearing its all-time high set in January 1999. The 5-year bond yield climbed 5 basis points to 1.72%, just one step away from its highest level since issuance. Japanese government bond yields moved in tandem with U.S. Treasury yields, which have declined for several consecutive weeks and now stand at their highest level in months. Tensions in the Middle East show no signs of easing: Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Tehran, demanding it open the Strait of Hormuz—or face attacks on Iranian power plants. This deadline expires Monday evening, New York time.
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