Japanese government bond yields surged Thursday as markets reopened, with the 10-year jumping to roughly 3.06%—a 30-year high—and the 30-year also rising, Reuters reported via Global Banking & Finance.

The move followed the U.S. 10-year’s push above 5.1% and reinforced global concerns about fiscal supply, inflation, and reduced central-bank backstops. Equity markets in Asia were mixed as investors juggled China summit optimism against rate pain.

Accounts agree JGBs led Asia’s duration stress; they diverge on whether the BOJ will tolerate the backup or signal concern.

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