News said that the Bank of Japan would not intervene in the fluctuation of treasury bond bond market temporarily

On February 4, a source revealed that two years after Prime Minister Takashi Zaomiao announced the early election and the suspension of food tax, the yield of Japanese treasury bond bonds rose sharply, but the Bank of Japan would not intervene in the market for the time being. It is reported that the central bank believes that intervention costs are high, which may lead to the risk of yen depreciation, and the current market volatility has not reached its high intervention threshold. Three sources familiar with the central bank's thoughts said that the central bank only intervenes when speculative trading triggers panic selling or market disorder, and there has been no relevant situation so far.