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If Japan's 10-year yield is now at 3%, what still makes Japanese investors continue to buy US Treasury bonds ?
u/FailOk1528 · Reddit — r/investing ·
September 01, 2026 at 11:32
· ⬆ 30 pts · 💬 36 comments |
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