Nikkei 225 falls shortly after opening on the 1st as Middle East deterioration lifts crude oil prices

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The Nikkei 225 fell shortly after opening on the 1st.

Bonds sold off in the Japanese market, with selling leading the market amid concerns over supply and demand for Japanese government bonds related to next fiscal year's budget and caution ahead of auctions. The benchmark 10-year yield, or the yield on the latest 10-year Japanese government bond, approached 3%.

Crude oil prices rose amid worsening tensions in the Middle East.

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TrendThe Nikkei 225 fell shortly after the market opened

Fiscal policyConcerns over supply and demand for Japanese government bonds related to next fiscal year's budget, along with caution ahead of auctions, prompted selling

Interest RatesThe benchmark 10-year yield approached 3%

Crude oilCrude oil prices rose as the situation in the Middle East deteriorated

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