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The Surge in Long-Term Interest Rates, Exceeding the "Investment Department Shock," Isn't Solely Due to the Middle East crisis... the Bank of Japan Is Actually Welcoming Rising Interest Rates as It Reduces Its Government Bond Purchases.
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Long-term interest rates have reached their highest level in 29 years. With the Bank of Japan reducing its government bond purchases, the worsening situation in the Middle East, and concerns about public finances all intertwined, will upward pressure on interest rates continue?
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