Mizuho Securities
June 3, 2026
Curve Implications of Progress in Iran Peace Negotiations
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Mizuho analyzes how potential Iran peace talks and Japanese 'bridging bonds' will impact JGB yields, forecasting downward pressure on long-term rates despite persistent BOJ tightening expectations.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Progress in Iran peace negotiations is expected to exert downward pressure on global long-term rates as oil supply concerns ease.
- 2.The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is unlikely to pull back on rate hike expectations, with a June hike still considered highly probable despite the geopolitical easing.
- 3.The Japanese government's proposal for 'bridging bonds' to fund growth and crisis management is seen as a negative factor for the JGB market due to supply pressure.
Table of Contents
- Curve implications of progress in Iran peace negotiations
- Assessing rates impact of "bridging bonds" proposal
- DEVELOPMENTS THIS WEEK AND IMPLICATIONS FOR RATES OUTLOOK
- SHORT-TERM OUTLOOK (ONE WEEK – ONE MONTH)
- MEDIUM-TERM OUTLOOK (SEVERAL MONTHS – ONE YEAR)
- Risk scenarios
- Yen rates relative value and investment strategies
- RELATIVE VALUE SCORE TABLES
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Authors
Noriatsu TanjiYuhi Kawano
Securities
10y JGBJPY OIS20y JGB
Themes
Geopolitical De-escalation & Rate ImpactMonetary Policy Normalization (BOJ)Fiscal Risk & Debt Issuance
Regions
Asia PacificMiddle EastNorth AmericaJapanUnited StatesIran
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