TechFlow, April 9 — According to Jinshi Data, Japan's 30-year government bond yield rose to a 21-year high on Wednesday as investors sold the most liquid bonds to raise cash amid market turmoil triggered by U.S. trade tariffs. With stocks and oil prices plunging, the 30-year JGB yield surged as high as 2.785%, the highest level since August 2004, up 22 basis points on the day, last trading at 2.715%. "Yields on ultra-long bonds have risen beyond pre-Trump tariff announcement levels—it's like a panic sell-off," said Katsutoshi Inuru, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management. The Bank of Japan, Ministry of Finance, and Financial Services Agency will hold a high-level officials' meeting starting at 15:00 Beijing time to discuss financial market conditions.
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