Japanese government bond prices have fallen and the market is worried about the deterioration of Japan's financial situation.

Due to concerns about the deteriorating financial situation in Japan, the prices of Japanese government bonds fell in early trading in Tokyo. Japan is currently considering holding early elections, which could lead to further economic stimulus policies and debt issuance plans. In a research report, Citigroup research department strategy analyst Tomohisa Fujiki stated, "There are media reports that the Japanese government is considering holding early elections in early February or mid-February." This interest rate strategist pointed out that the market has responded to this news with rising stock prices, a weakening yen exchange rate, and an increase in Japanese government bond yields. Fujiki added, "If yields rise significantly, concerns about Japan's financial situation may intensify."