周一,日本10年期政府债券收益率跃升近10个基点,至1.45%左右,创下五周多来的新高,因为美国和中国同意大幅降低关税后,全球风险偏好有所改善。这一突破是在周末瑞士举行的富有成效的贸易谈判之后取得的,谈判缓解了地缘政治紧张局势,减少了对日本政府债券等避险资产的需求。根据初步协议,美国对中国商品的关税将从145%降至30%,而中国将把对美国进口商品的关税从125%降至10%——此举被广泛认为是缓和长期贸易战的关键一步。投资者还关注了美日贸易谈判的进展,东京的目标是在6月前敲定协议。在国内方面,日本3月份报告的经常账户盈余为3.45万亿日元,低于2月份创纪录的4.06万亿日元,反映出其对外头寸的持续强劲。
Japan’s 10-year government bond yield jumped nearly 10 basis points to around 1.45% on Monday, hitting an over five-week high as global risk appetite improved after the U.S. and China agreed to substantially reduce tariffs. The breakthrough followed productive trade negotiations over the weekend in Switzerland, easing geopolitical tensions and reducing demand for safe-haven assets such as Japanese government bonds. Under the preliminary agreement, U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods will be slashed from 145% to 30%, while China will cut its tariffs on U.S. imports from 125% to 10%—a move widely viewed as a critical step toward de-escalating the prolonged trade war. Investors also monitored the progress of U.S.-Japan trade talks, with Tokyo aiming to finalize an agreement by June. On the domestic front, Japan reported a current account surplus of JPY 3.45 trillion in March, down from a record JPY 4.06 trillion in February, reflecting ongoing strength in its external position.