Bonds
Benchmark JGB yield rises toward 3% as markets brace for next phase of fiscal planning
The Takaichi administration will draft the fiscal 2027 budget, its inaugural full‑year plan, and seek cabinet approval before year‑end. (Photos: Ken Suzuki, Nikkei montage)
Tokyo — Japanese government bond yields are rising, with the benchmark 10‑year yield approaching 3% for the first time in three decades as uncertainty surrounds the government’s fiscal strategy and concerns arise about how Tokyo’s policies will be perceived in Washington.
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