Japan’s $9.4 Trillion of Debt Looms as Corporate Strains Appear
Japanese companies are staring down the highest rates in a decade as markets test the new prime minister
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The end of Japan’s free money era is threatening to take its toll on the country’s companies and lenders at the most inconvenient time.