According to CoinMeta, Japanese government bond yields rose on Monday, recovering some of the losses from last week. Last week, there was a large-scale sell-off in stocks related to artificial intelligence, which stimulated demand for safe-haven assets. The yield on 5-year Japanese bonds increased by 5.5 basis points to 2.1%, and the yield on 10-year Japanese bonds increased by 6.5 basis points to 2.7%. As tech stocks plummeted on Friday, investors flocked to traditional safe-haven assets, causing Japanese bond yields to drop to multi-month lows. Keisuke Tsuruta, a senior bond strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities, wrote in a report: "The uncertainty surrounding investments related to AI remains strong, and the impact of risk aversion still needs to be closely monitored. However, due to the rapid decline in yields towards the end of last week, we also note that a short-term rebound correction is possible."