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The curious case of the Japanese government bond yields
The article addresses the curious case surrounding Japanese government bond yields. It presents a perspective that these yields may not be as high as previously believed.
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Adjacent reporting
- Japanese government bonds have a three-body problem
- Japan’s Super-Long Bond Yields Climb as Fiscal Concerns Grow
- Japan’s Five-Year Bond Sale Sees Decent Demand on Higher Yields
- Japan’s 20-Year Bond Yield Rises to 1997 High on Inflation Woes
- Japan’s 10-Year Bond Sale Sees Firm Demand on Higher Yields
- Japan’s 30-Year Bond Sale Draws Firmer Demand on Higher Yields