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  1. Marco Rubio and Kazuo Ueda discuss the Bank of Japan's concerns regarding oil shock persistence, high inflation, and the renewed Iran war flare-up, with talks advised to take days to halt conflict.
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Fed's hawkish signal triggered a rise in Japanese Government Bond yields.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 17
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Fed's hawkish signal triggered a rise in Japanese Government Bond yields.

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