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Japanese 20-year yields are closely related to population aging. Population aging leads to increased savings and decreased investment demand, depressing long-term yields.
Japanese 20-year bonds provide stable income for long-term investors, and despite low yields, remain attractive in Japan's low-rate environment.
Japanese 20-year bond rates affect Asian long-term investment decisions, with changes transmitting to 10-year bonds, 30-year bonds and other long-term rates, affecting financing costs for Asian infrastructure and real estate projects.
Japanese 20-year bonds have higher liquidity and stronger international influence compared to Chinese 10-year bonds and Australian 10-year bonds. The Japanese long-term bond market provides Asian investors with optimal trading conditions and risk management tools.
