"Japan's Nikkei Continues Record-Breaking Rally, Surpasses 34-Year Peak"

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Japan's equity market continues its upward trend, with the Nikkei 225 index reaching a 34-year peak, but concerns arise as producer price figures suggest a potential shift from disinflation to deflation. The Japanese bond market reflects investor uncertainty about the Bank of Japan's policy path, while in China, the People's Bank of China maintains its medium-term policy rate, indicating a delicate balance between stimulating the economy and managing the yuan's value. Key economic indicators from Japan, Australia, and South Korea are expected to provide further market direction.
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