
Japan Reaffirms BOJ Independence After Bond‑Market Revolt
Tokyo’s move to spell out Bank of Japan independence in its economic blueprint aims to calm a bond‑market backlash and reset expectations for yen, JGBs and global rates.
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Tokyo’s move to spell out Bank of Japan independence in its economic blueprint aims to calm a bond‑market backlash and reset expectations for yen, JGBs and global rates.

Japan’s new economic blueprint reaffirms BOJ independence after a bond market scare. Here’s how that shift could reshape yen trading, JGB volatility, and global rate strategies.

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