On January 5, the yield on new 10-year Japanese treasury bonds once rose to 2.125%, reaching the highest level since February 1999. The market is worried that the continued rise in Japanese treasury bond yields may affect global financial markets. Experts say that the continued rise in treasury bond yields has had a multi-level impact on Japan's economy and people's livelihood, and the resulting risks are being transmitted from the financial market to the real economy.

On January 5, the yield on new 10-year Japanese treasury bonds once rose to 2.125%, reaching the highest level since February 1999. The market is worried that the continued rise in Japanese treasury bond yields may affect global financial markets. Experts say that the continued rise in treasury bond yields has had a multi-level impact on Japan's economy and people's livelihood, and the resulting risks are being transmitted from the financial market to the real economy.