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Japan's Long-Term Interest Rates Rise to 29-Year High
Japan's long-term interest rates rose on Monday, with the yield on 10-year government bonds reaching 2.82%, the highest level in approximately 29 years since May 1997. Market concerns include expanding fiscal burden and inflation accelerating faster than the Bank of Japan's rate hikes.
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