U.S.-Japan Bond Rate Differential Narrows to 4.5-Year Low, Then Widens Again in Early July

According to Financial News, the long-term bond rate differential between the U.S. and Japan narrowed to a 4.5-year low in early July before widening again. The widening gap and rising Japanese long-term rates could trigger a repatriation of Japanese capital, potentially strengthening the yen and supporting the Korean won through correlation effects.
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