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Japanese Companies Consider Asset Sales as Yen Debt Costs Rise
Source: Bloomberg
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A Bloomberg News survey says Japanese companies are preparing for borrowing costs at the highest levels in a generation, including weighing sales of strategic shareholdings and other assets to offset funding pressure. The shift signals rising balance-sheet and liquidity caution, which could weigh on corporate equity sentiment even absent specific transaction sizes in the report.
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