Benchmark 10-year JGB futures declined 0.25 points in initial trading.

Benchmark 10-year JGB futures slipped 0.1 point in initial trading.

BoJ is said to be open to raising rates faster than every six months, with officials viewing recent yen weakness as an upside inflation risk, though a July rate hold is widely expected after the June hike.

The 10-year Japanese Government Bond yield rose to 2.750%, an increase of 3.0 basis points.

Japan's long-term borrowing costs have risen to their highest levels this century.

JGB futures fell in the early Tokyo session, tracking overnight declines in U.S. Treasury markets.

Japanese government bonds fell in the early Tokyo session, tracking overnight price declines in U.S. Treasurys.

The Bank of Japan considers shifting its risk assessment of the economy.

Japan's Finance Minister Katayama said the government is monitoring daily market moves and economic data to stably lower the debt-to-GDP ratio.

Japan's Finance Minister Katayama stated that interest rates are determined by market movements.

Japanese government bonds were mixed, with potential support from a sharp decline in the Japanese equity market.

Japan's Finance Minister Katayama stated officials are prepared to act decisively whenever required.

Japan Finance Minister Katayama stated readiness to take decisive steps on currency if necessary.

Japan's Finance Minister Katayama declined to comment on current currency market levels.

The yield on the 10-year Japanese government bond rose 0.5 basis points to 2.715%.

Japan inflation expectations rise, with 90.4% of households anticipating higher prices.

Long-term Japanese government bond yields rose, with the 40-year yield increasing by 3 basis points.

A senior Bank of Japan official stated that policy adjustment is key to achieving stable prices and sustainable economic growth.

Japan's finance minister stated that monetary policy decisions are left to the Bank of Japan.