Japan's Bond Market Turmoil Sparks Global Economic Concerns
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Japan's recent bond selloff, especially in long-term government debt, signals a loss of investor confidence and may serve as a warning for other debt-heavy economies, as surging yields and declining demand highlight fiscal stress and potential global repercussions.
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