Japan's 30-year treasury bond bond yield hit a new high since October 2008

BlockBeats reported that on March 4, the yield of Japan's 30-year treasury bond rose to 2.37%, the highest level since October 2008. (Golden Ten) BlockBeats previously reported that US President Trump said on Monday that he told Japanese leaders not to continue devaluing their currency because it would be unfair to the United States. When asked about Trump's remarks, Japanese Finance Minister Katsuyuki Kato stated that Tokyo has not adopted policies directly aimed at weakening the yen. Japan has confirmed its' basic stance on exchange rate policy 'with the G7 and the United States, including in bilateral meetings with US Treasury Secretary Besson.