Bond futures rise, US long-term interest rates fall for 2 consecutive business days - geopolitical risks

Updated 2024/8/13 9:05 JST (some excerpts)
Futures rose in the bond exchange rate on the 13th. In response to reports that Israel is preparing for a large-scale attack by Iran, it has taken over the trend where long-term interest rates declined for 2 consecutive business days in the US market due to risk avoidance movements.
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　　Chief economist Yamashu of the National Federation of Credit Cooperatives (All Credit Cooperatives Association) pointed out that long-term US interest rates have already incorporated interest rate cuts to a considerable extent, but based on past trends, there is a high possibility that they will follow a moderate downward trend toward interest rate cuts in September. It showed the view that it would also support Japan's bond exchange rate.　

Long-term government bond futures for September rose to 145 yen 33 yen, 24 yen higher than the previous business day
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