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Japan's bond selloff puts fiscal plans at risk

A bond rout in Japan is creating pressure on the country's fiscal plans. The headlines do not provide further details on the scale or cause.

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Sustained bond-market stress could raise borrowing costs and affect Japan's economic policy.

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  1. Japan has few answers as bond rout puts fiscal plans at risk ↗finance.yahoo.com · Recorded source date: Aug 21, 2026, 9:02 AM UTC

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