On September 16, local time, the Federal Reserve announced an interest rate hike of 25 basis points. Although this interest rate hike has been fully anticipated by the market and is a “confirmed interest rate hike,” the latest bond market pricing has taken into account in advance the tightening expectations of subsequent interest rate hikes. After the implementation of the US interest rate hike, the global developed economy bond market showed a trend of “rising in the short term and stable in the long term”. This change is accelerating the decline in yen arbitrage trading and driving up financing costs in emerging markets.
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On September 16, local time, the Federal Reserve announced an interest rate hike of 25 basis points. Although this interest rate hike has been fully anticipated by the market and is a “confirmed interest rate hike,” the latest bond market pricing has taken into account in advance the tightening expectations of subsequent interest rate hikes. After the implementation of the US interest rate hike, the global developed economy bond market showed a trend of “rising in the short term and stable in the long term”. This change is accelerating the decline in yen arbitrage trading and driving up financing costs in emerging markets.
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