Pressure on long-dated bonds is easing around the world as investors eye supply changes and hunt for bargains after a selloff. Yields on 30-year US bonds have fallen around 25 basis points since early September, while those on UK gilts have dropped 20 basis points and their Japanese counterparts have fallen nearly 15 basis points. That has reversed a period of heavy selling that roiled the world’s biggest government bond markets, pushing Japan’s long-dated yields to an all-time high and those on gilts to ...