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Japanese 30-year yields reflect market expectations for long-term Japanese economic prospects, affected by population aging and slow economic growth, with yields long at low levels.
Japanese 30-year bonds are important investment tools for Japanese institutional investors, used to match long-term liabilities and provide stable long-term income.
Japanese 30-year bond rates affect Asian pension investment strategies, with changes transmitting to 20-year bonds, 30-year bonds and other long-term rates, affecting Asian pension asset allocation and liability matching strategies.
Japanese 30-year bonds typically offer lower yields compared to US 30-year bonds, reflecting differences in Japanese economic growth expectations and demographic structure. US long-term bond yields are affected by economic growth expectations, remaining at high levels for extended periods.
