Ishiba shakes the long -term Japanese bond market

The Japanese government bonds in the long term fell on Monday, after strengthening the decision to strengthen Prime Minister Shikiro Ishiba, of expectations to follow a more facilitated financial policy. The yield on bonds jumped 30 years with 6 basis points, equivalent to the standard level last week, which extended the gap with the bonds for five years to exceed the difference currently in other major markets. Investors expect additional long -term returns in Japan, as it is likely that potential candidates are trying to succeed in Ishiba to increase government spending more freedom. His resignation, announced on Sunday, is amended by weeks of political ambiguity that could affect the Japanese bond market, which this year was a source of fluctuations that extend Europe and the United States. “The truth is that the Liberal Democratic Party and the Cometo Party have lost the majority in the parliament of parliament, which will force them to cooperate with the opposition parties that all demand more financial expansion. Regardless of the result, it is likely that the return curve of the return, the return curve, the yield curve, Return, said. Motivation procedures, in addition to the Minister of Agriculture, Chenegero Quizumi, the son of the former prime minister and one of the three final candidates in the previous race. The revenue of Japanese short -term ties in exchange can decrease the revenue of the shorter effects, as the political ambiguity increases the complexity of the expectations of the bank or Japan monetary policy. -Forts after the recent work data that strengthened the bets to reduce interest in the United States. Foreign can come, which can increase fluctuations across the global bond markets. To calm investors’ concerns. It is unlikely to be a major recovery in long -term mortgages unless there is a fundamental change in the imbalance between demand and demand, “said Takishi Kanamaru, director of the Japanese fixed income, on Manolav Asset Management.