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Takaichi’s Approval Drop May Hurt Yen, Bonds, Strategists Say

Takaichi’s Approval Drop May Hurt Yen, Bonds, Strategists Say. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s declining approval ratings may encourage the government to take a looser approach to spending and taxes, which risks spooking investors in the na…

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Takaichi’s Approval Drop May Hurt Yen, Bonds, Strategists Say. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s declining approval ratings may encourage the government to take a looser approach to spending and taxes, which risks spooking investors in the nation’s currency and bonds, according to market strategists.

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