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Japan May Move to Managing Yields, Not Yen, Deutsche Bank Says

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Deutsche Bank AG suggests that Japan may need to shift its focus from supporting the yen to controlling government bond yields in order to achieve its ambitious economic growth plans. The statement highlights a potential policy adjustment for the Japanese government.

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Japan's goal is ambitious economic growth.

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Japan may have to shift its focus from supporting the yen toward controlling government bond yields to achieve its ambitious economic growth plans.

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Japan may have to shift its focus from supporting the yen toward controlling government bond yields to achieve its ambitious economic growth plans.

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  • Japan's goal is ambitious economic growth.
  • The choice between yen support and yield control impacts borrowing costs and trade.

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Japan may have to shift its focus from supporting the yen toward controlling government bond yields if it is to achieve its targeted economic growth plans, according to Deutsche Bank AG.

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Japan may have to shift its focus from supporting the yen toward controlling government bond yields to achieve its ambitious economic growth plans.

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