EUR/JPY fell 1.5% to 153.14.

The Canadian 5-year yield hit its highest level since December 2007 at 4.030%.

GBP/USD is down 1.00% on the day and is now trading at 1.2809.

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield was up 15 basis points on the day.

NZD/USD was down 0.50% on the day at 0.6179.

The Nasdaq 100 turned negative after rising as much as 1.9%.

The U.S. 30-year Treasury yield rose to 4.06%, approaching a 2023 high.

Fund analyst Lipper: U.S. loan funds saw inflows of $237 million in the latest week; investment-grade funds saw inflows of $1.15 billion; municipal bond funds saw inflows of $552 million; high-yield funds saw outflows of 276 million One hundred million U.S. dollars.

U.S. stocks fell back, the Dow turned lower, the S&P 500 index narrowed to 0.13%, and the Nasdaq narrowed to 0.43%.

Sony: Thanks to the easing of supply chain problems, sales of the game console PlayStation 5 have exceeded 40 million units. Previously, it took months for the supply chain to normalize, so our inventories could not keep up with consumer demand. Now, the PS5 is well-supplied and demand will finally be met.

The Fed accepted a total of $1.736 trillion from 103 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

According to Nikkei: The Bank of Japan will carefully consider the timing of any such move after assessing the policy shift.

According to Nikkei: Even with more flexible yield curve control measures, the Bank of Japan still faces the risk of yields rising more than it expects, forcing it to adopt large-scale government bond purchases.

According to Nikkei: Under a more flexible policy, the Bank of Japan will allow gradual increases above the 0.5% threshold, but still limit any sudden surge in yields.