Japan's Bond Market Under Global Scrutiny Amid Economic Challenges
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Japan's bond market is experiencing rising long-term yields, sparking fears of capital outflows from the U.S. and a potential unwind of carry trades, which could lead to global market instability. The increase in yields is driven by structural factors and changing demand, raising concerns about a possible global financial crisis if confidence in safe assets erodes.
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