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Group 1 - The core argument presented is that U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin refuted claims that the U.S. market downturn was primarily due to tariffs imposed on European countries over Greenland, attributing the rise in U.S. Treasury yields to issues in Japan instead [1][3] - Mnuchin emphasized that the U.S. market's reaction cannot be separated from developments in Japan, where there has been a significant surge in Japanese government bond yields [3] - The Japanese media expressed dissatisfaction with Mnuchin's comments, suggesting that the turmoil caused by President Trump's interest in Greenland is the main reason for the rise in long-term U.S. Treasury yields [3] Group 2 - Japanese Finance Minister Katayama stated that measures have been taken to stabilize the market and assured that these measures will continue [3] - Concerns have arisen regarding the expansionary fiscal policies proposed by Japan's new Prime Minister, which are believed to exacerbate fiscal deficits and worsen the government's financial situation [3] - Following the announcement of early elections in Japan, the trend of rising bond yields intensified, with the 10-year Japanese government bond yield reaching 2.38%, a record high since 1999 [3][4]