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15-Year JGB Constant-Maturity Yield by Country

Compare the latest available 15-year jgb constant-maturity yield across 0 markets with verified stored observations — catalogued markets. Additional country pages are retained and labelled separately while their observation coverage is completed.

Compare 15-Year JGB Constant-Maturity Yield across markets

Compare the same maturity across published markets. Each row shows its latest available observation and date; these are not synchronized live quotes. Open a country for history and source detail.

Latest available observations

As of : 1 currency with data.

A higher nominal yield does not necessarily mean a higher return in your currency. Compare breakeven inflation, survey expectations and reserve buffers, alongside exchange-rate and sovereign risk.

15-Year JGB Constant-Maturity Yield by country, in percent, with each observation date and source.
Market 15-Year JGB Constant-Maturity Yield Change Trend 52W range vs 10Y As of Last change Source
JapanJPY 3.44% -1 bp 2.21–3.64% +52 bp 2026-10-22 Ministry of Finance Japan

15-Year JGB Constant-Maturity Yield by market

Latest available observation for each published market. The chart shows all available markets.

Understanding the 15-year jgb constant-maturity yield

The 15-year jgb constant-maturity yield sits in the belly of the government bond curve, blending near-term policy expectations with longer-run growth and inflation views. It is a common anchor for cross-market rate comparisons and FX carry analysis.

No market on this directory currently has a verified stored nominal-yield observation. Every series is collected directly from the official national publisher, never from third-party aggregators.

15-Year JGB Constant-Maturity Yield data by country

0 of 1 country pages have verified stored observations for this maturity.

Analysis: what the long end is saying

Sourced research on why yields are where they are, how they compare across markets, and what a higher long end means for other assets.

All research
Pip, the FXMacroData robot, ranking a row of glowing bar tiles that stand for government bond yields by country on a dark trading desk Analysis · 2026-10-06 Government Bond Yields by Country: Who Pays the Most at 2, 10 and 30 Years (October 2026) A ranked, sourced comparison of 2-, 10- and 30-year yields across the major markets, with 52-week context. Pip, the FXMacroData robot, holding a stopwatch and studying a holographic yield chart that splits into three branching paths Analysis · 2026-10-06 Will Government Bond Yields Keep Rising? Term Premium, Supply and the Scenarios Into 2027 Term premium, supply, inflation risk and the scenarios that would push long yields higher or pull them back. Pip, the FXMacroData robot, studying a balance scale that weighs a rising bond-yield curve against a gold bar, a house model and currency coins Analysis · 2026-10-06 What Rising Government Bond Yields Mean for Stocks, Gold, Currencies and Mortgages How a higher long end transmits to equities, gold, currencies, mortgages and credit, with the signals that confirm each channel. Pip, the FXMacroData robot, monitoring a long-bond yield ribbon beside an oil tanker in a dark sea channel Analysis · 2026-08-22 Why 30-Year Government Bond Yields Are Rising in 2026 Separate policy expectations, inflation risk, term premium and supply pressure at the 30-year point.

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Government bond yield questions

What is a 15-year jgb constant-maturity yield?

It is the market yield on a government security with roughly 15 years to maturity. It reflects the government's cost of borrowing at that horizon and the compensation investors demand for inflation, rate risk, and duration over the life of the bond.

Which markets publish a 15-year jgb constant-maturity yield?

No market on this page currently has a verified stored nominal-yield observation. Country pages without verified observations are labelled separately and must not be read as evidence that a current observation is available.

How can I view more maturities for one country?

Open a country page from this directory, then use its Government Bond Yields link to see every published maturity for that market, or switch maturities with the selector at the top of this page.

Can I access this data via API?

Yes. Every series on this page is served by the announcements endpoint, for example /api/v1/announcements/jpy/gov_bond_15y — see the API documentation for authentication and history depth.

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