Global Bonds Entering New Abnormal as Japan Leads Yield Meltdown
- World government debt in best start to any year since 1995
- Treasury yields confounding December forecasts they would rise
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Japanese, German and Swiss bond yields fell to records, as government debt around the world extended its best gains in two decades, with the prospect of Britain leaving the European Union boosting demand for havens.
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