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Japan 40-Year Yield Surges as Traders Question BOJ on Inflation
Japan’s 40-year government bond yield rose, reflecting concerns that the Bank of Japan is not tightening monetary policy quickly enough to address inflation. Traders are questioning the central bank’s approach amid the yield surge.
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