Futures on bonds are drastically high, long-term US interest rates are declining day by day, and the Bank of Japan continues to buy

Futures were significantly higher in the bond exchange rate on the 30th. They are being bought in favor of the fact that long-term interest rates in the United States have declined day by day and that the Bank of Japan decided to maintain the status quo of the government bond purchase and operation policy at the monetary policy meeting the previous week.
　　Senior bond strategist Tsuruta Keisuke of Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities pointed out that Bank of Japan Governor Ueda Kazuo's 26th press conference was taken as dovish, and that the buying advantage was in response to high US bonds during the consecutive holidays.