The Nikkei average lacked clear direction on the 15th, while selling spread to bank and trading house stocks. The bond market reacted to the rise in U.S. long-term yields.
The Nikkei average lacked clear direction on the 15th, with selling reported in bank and trading house stocks. The market continued to move without finding a clear overall direction.
According to Bloomberg reports, U.S. long-term yields rose again to nearly 5% in after-hours trading, contributing to pronounced turmoil in the bond market.
It was reported that the rise in U.S. long-term yields, against a backdrop of persistent inflation concerns, affected trading in the Japanese market.