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BOJ Hikes In Split Vote, Gundlach Fiscal Crisis Warning, More
Source: Bloomberg
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The Bank of Japan raised interest rates in a split vote, signaling continued policy normalization and potential implications for Japanese yields, the yen, and global carry trades. Separately, investor Jeffrey Gundlach warned of a potential fiscal crisis, highlighting concerns over government debt and budget sustainability.
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