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Japan’s Rising Yields Stir Debate Over Growing Repatriation Risk
Source: Bloomberg
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Japanese government bond yields have approached three-decade highs, reviving concern that Japan’s large stock of overseas investments could be repatriated. Such capital flows could tighten global liquidity, pressure foreign bond markets and potentially support the yen.
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