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Blog Archive » Samurai-ed: Japan ‘would avoid dollar bonds’

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Japan voiced some anti-dollar/US Treasuries remarks and a future preference for samurai bonds late Tuesday. From the BBC : Japan’s opposition party says it would refuse to buy American government bonds denominated in US dollars, if elected. The chief finance spokesman of the Democratic Party of ...

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news.bbc.co.uk - 5/13/2009

BBC NEWS | Business | Japan 'would avoid dollar bonds'

— news.bbc.co.uk — Japan's opposition party says it would refuse to buy American government bonds denominated in US dollars, if... elected. The chief finance spokesman of the Democratic Party of Japan, Masaharu Nakagawa, told the BBC he was worried about the future value ... (more) BBC NEWS | Business | Japan 'would avoid dollar bonds'

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