Debt jitters test Japan’s policy tightrope
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Japan’s government bond market wobbled as investors priced in a clash between a spend-heavy fiscal stance under Takaichi Sanae and the BoJ’s tightening path, sending 30-year yields up sharply and the 40-year yield above 4% for the first time, ahead of the BoJ’s policy meeting.
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