Japan’s 10-year government bond yield fell to around 2.34% on Tuesday, sliding for a second consecutive session and tracking a decline in US Treasury yields amid dovish signals from the Federal Reserve. Fed Chair Jerome Powell said long-term US inflation expectations remain in check despite heightened Middle East uncertainties and noted that the central bank’s policy stance allows officials to assess the economic impact of the Iran war. Global bond yields also faced pressure from growing concerns over the economic fallout from the conflict, outweighing inflation risks from surging oil prices. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan’s March meeting Summary of Opinions reflected a hawkish tilt among policymakers, with one member suggesting a potentially larger rate hike may be needed in response to Middle East tensions.

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