Japan's Bond Yields Rise Ahead of Election, Sparking Market Concerns
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Global long-term bond yields are rising due to concerns over widening fiscal deficits and government debt, with Japan and Germany experiencing notable increases amid political and economic factors, overshadowing central bank policies and reflecting investor skepticism about debt sustainability.
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