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Japan Bond Volatility Is Pumping Up Futures Trading in Singapore

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 19 August 2026, 01:00 UTC By Bernadette Toh and Ruth Carson 1 min read
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Global funds and relative-value traders are driving a surge in Japan bond futures trading in Singapore, drawn by rising volatility.

Global funds and relative-value traders are driving a surge in Japan bond futures trading in Singapore, drawn by rising volatility.
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