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Japan’s 20-Year Bond Yield Drops Past Zero
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Japan’s 20-year government bond yield dropped past zero for the first time as ultra-low yields worldwide failed to deter investors from rushing to buy the safest assets.
Treasuries advanced for a fourth day as 10-year yields renewed a record low, with the fallout from the shock U.K. vote to leave the European Union clouding the outlook for global growth. Benchmark 10-year Japanese and Australian sovereign note yields also slid to unprecedented levels.