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The Bank of Japan unexpectedly loosened its yield curve control, allowing greater flexibility in 10-year yields, and markets reacted with volatility in the yen, Japanese stocks and bonds. European bond yields also jumped in response.
The surprise move lifted global government bond yields and added volatility to currency markets. Higher yields and a firmer yen can tighten credit and reduce dollar-based commodity demand at the margin.
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